Restorative PMU

Mystical Beauty was formed in June 2013 by Yaiza Mendez. With the rise of popularity of permanent makeup, skincare and antiaging, Yaiza wanted to offer a hyper-realistic and high quality services such as microblading, powder brows, hybrid brows, lipblush, eyeliner, shaded eyeliner, jetpeel facial, BB glow facial, restorative PMU and more. Her work is set apart with her ability to provide super natural and long lasting results.

Her talent for permanent makeup and skincare can be credited to her medical knowledge and over 10 years of experience. In 2015, Yaiza returned to school to receive her master esthetics, shortly after graduating, Yaiza discovered her passion for beauty and Mystical Beauty was born!

Stretch marks camouflage

What is stretch mark camouflage?

Stretch mark camouflage is a term that combines several cosmetic treatments specialized for minimizing the visibility of stretch marks.

Its purpose is to cover up or disguise discoloration, or areas of the skin lacking pigment or color.

Stretch mark camouflage treatments most often fall under the category of Medical or Paramedical tattooing, where flesh-toned cosmetic pigments are injected into the skin with an electric tattoo device to create an evenly toned and textured surface.

Stretch mark camouflage is all about color matching and choosing the perfect pigment shades.

Stretch mark tattoo

Stretch mark tattoos are a form of micropigmentation, performed with an electric permanent makeup machine. This machine is used to deposit micropigmentation pigment into the skin, matching it in color with the surrounding area of the stretch mark.

Hairline microblading

Hairline microblading is a form of superficial micro-pigmentation (or tattooing), where pigment is deposited into the skin with the help of a manual device and a blade consisting of stacked needles. It results in crisp, discrete hair-like incisions that last 12-18 months and mimic the appearance of a fuller hairline.

Hairline microblading is a semi-permanent solution to hair loss and thinning, particularly for those experiencing shedding at their hairline or where they part their hair, microblading can be done for the entire hairline or spot areas such as temples and parts. It’s a solution to a thinning or receding hairline, specifically for women, Strokes are microbladed into the skin to replicate the hairline and blend with existing hair, giving the illusion of thickness and volume.

Benefits of Hairline Microblading

The stroke technique used in microblading treatments aims to mimic the appearance of actual hair follicles. In doing so, the treatment aims to boost confidence by reducing the appearance of a receding or thinning hairline. Results are very natural-looking and seen immediately. «It’s difficult to see a difference between microbladed hair and ‘real’ hair. The hairline is designed specifically for the client.

Overall, it will eliminate the eye seeing the skin color of the patient, which exposes the amount of hair loss a patient has. One of the biggest complaints patients with thinning hair often share is how light hitting and reflecting off of the scalp magnifies baldness making it appear worse. In addition to reducing the way the light highlights loss, scalp micropigmentation treatments can also be used to enhance hair transplantation by minimizing the contrast between dark hair and a very light-colored scalp. It can also help patients who are looking to create the appearance of more density but may have limited donor hair achieve the results they desire.

Scalp micropigmentation

How does SMP work, and who can benefit from it?

The goal of scalp micropigmentation isn’t to create hairlike lines as you would when microblading eyebrows or hairline microblading, but instead to use tiny, layered dots in different hues of black to replicate the look of a shadow on your scalp. This style, referred to as pointillism, is done to create natural-looking depth and definition.

Yaiza will work to ensure the dots look like a natural hair follicle and blend in seamlessly with your complexion.

This process may be useful for people who experience all forms of hair loss. This includes folks with:

cancer
alopecia
thinning hair
male and female pattern baldness

Lip reconstruction

Restorativa lip tattooing

One of the biggest concerns we see across the world is a cleft lip. A cleft lip and palate is not as uncommon as people think. Many children across the globe are born with these imperfections, but thanks to the innovative techniques such as permanent makeup for cleft lip, much can be done appearance wise to help those with the condition achieve symmetry.

Yaiza utilizes cosmetic procedures like medical tattooing and Lip Blushing to reconstruct and enhance the appearance of cleft lips and lip scars. With these treatments, you can have fuller, symmetrical and more pronounced looking lips.

Lip Blushing is intended to craft line definition, defined shape, nice-looking pigmentation, and the fullness in the lips that many women are desperately coveting. It’s a procedure that is centered around enhancing the aesthetics of your natural lips.

Results will vary from client to client, it all depends on the needs and desires of what they’re trying to achieve.

Areola 3D tatto reconstruction

What is areola tattooing?

Areola tattooing is a cosmetic procedure that creates a «picture» of an areola and nipple on the breast. The tattoo will look 3-dimensional but it is flat to the touch. If a woman chooses to have areola tattooing, it is the final step of breast reconstruction after a mastectomy if the nipple was removed as part of the surgery.

It involves tattooing a nipple on the skin that may have details that make it look more realistic than a nipple reconstruction might. It may also be able to cover scars from the breast reconstruction surgery. Areola tattooing is a less invasive alternative to nipple reconstruction surgery. It can also be used to add color to nipples after nipple reconstruction surgery if you have chosen that.

Who can have areola tattooing?

If you have had breast reconstruction with an implant or tissue flap, you may be a candidate for areola tattooing. Women and men who have had breast reconstruction surgery after breast cancer or for another reason may be able to have areola tattooing as the final step in their reconstruction.

You may not qualify for this procedure if:

Radiation treatments damaged your skin
Your breast skin is overly thin because of tissue removed during your mastectomy
You have lymphedema that involves the chest
You have a history of infections in your breast area