Avaliação da Cicatrização e Fixação de Micropigmentação de Sobrancelhas

Abstract

Deepening knowledge of the healing process and implantation of a pigment in the body is extremely important for the development of new technologies and methods. With the help of the studies carried out and the use of knowledge acquired throughout academic training in Biomedicine, it was possible to evaluate the process of healing and pigment fixation in the skin and thus prove how pigment fixation and healing is in 3 types of skin. many different. Objective: To carry out and evaluate the healing and pigment fixation of the shadow eyebrow micropigmentation technique on normal, dry and oily skin, in duplicate, totaling 6 participants aged between 22 and 31 years, living in the municipality of Santa Terezinha de Itaipu and served in the municipality of Foz do Iguaçu - PR. Method: Descriptive design with an exploratory qualitative approach to multiple cases, where the procedure was carried out directly. Data collection and selection was carried out through observation, questionnaire, interview, intervention and experimental research. Following the Fitzpatrick scale, participants were chosen according to phototype III skin color. Four pieces of equipment were used for the experiment: the melanometer, a phototype analyzer; Skin Up, a sebum, hydration and elasticity meter; a digital dermatoscope, for enlarging images; and a dermographer, to perform the technique. The project was approved on July 28, 2023, by the Ethics Committee (CEP) of the State University of Western Paraná, under opinion 6,206,692. Results: Of the 6 skins observed in the post-procedure phase, in relation to the level of oiliness and elasticity, 83.33% presented a higher level of oiliness than moisture and lower elasticity, being dry and oily skin. Of the skins studied, 66.66% had less vascularity and sensitivity. After 7 days of the procedure, 33.33% of the participants had no crust on their eyebrows, 33.33% had a little and 33.33% had a lot. Regarding color fixation, 33.33% had light color from the procedure, 50% medium color and 16.66% had strong color. It was possible to verify that 33.33% of the participants had pigment expansion, 33.33% had little expansion and 33.33% had no expansion. Conclusion: Women who have phototype III and normal skin, with good elasticity and a high level of hydration, have better pigment fixation than those who have dry and oily skin with little moisture. The scabs that form on oily skin are thicker than those that form on dry, normal skin. Dry skin is more sensitive.

Keywords: Skin. Symmetry. Visagism.

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