Art Makeup
Interpretation and counseling services are free of charge.
*Some doctors may require an additional fee for selection.
Price List
Treatment Area
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Eyebrows, lips, eye area
Interpretation and counseling services are free of charge.
*Some doctors may require an additional fee for selection.
Recommended for
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Want to shorten their daily makeup routine
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Are concerned about eyebrow or lip shape or asymmetry
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Have sparse eyebrows or poor lip coloration
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Want confidence even without makeup
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Find their makeup easily comes off due to sweat, sebum, or masks
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Wish to maintain a natural, youthful appearance
RESULTS
FEATURES
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What Is Art Makeup?
Art Makeup involves injecting pigments into the shallow layer of the skin using specialized needles to add coloration. In Japan, art makeup is officially recognized as a medical procedure, and it is required by law that only doctors or nurses under physician supervision perform it.
At BIANCA CLINIC, the procedures are performed by Korean-born artist Anzy Jung, who has extensive international experience as an art makeup artist and is also active as an instructor. Anzy pursued Japanese art university studies to learn architectural beauty and spatial design, and introduced “Anzy Natural Brows” in Japan by adapting the latest Korean techniques. She pioneered the natural eyebrow art makeup culture in Japan.
Not only does she possess high technical skills, but she also works as an “artist who connects hearts,” offering tattoos that accompany people’s lives beyond mere aesthetics. -
Eyebrow Art Makeup – Customized Design to Match Facial Structure
This “Leave It to Anzy!” plan allows the design to be decided through consultation according to individual preferences and conditions. Anzy combines her specialty natural brow strokes with soft powder techniques to create balanced, natural brows suited to the client’s facial structure.
● Hair Stroke: Each stroke is manually etched to replicate natural hair flow
● Powder: Fine dots create a soft, natural impression
Lip, eyeliner, and mole procedures can also be performed only when combined with eyebrow treatment. Please consult at the time of reservation. -
Lip Art Makeup – Natural Color for a Brighter Impression
Lip art makeup is one of the most popular procedures, alongside eyebrow art makeup. Rather than changing the shape of the lips, it enhances their natural coloration, creating a healthy and bright impression even without makeup.
Recommended for those who:
● Feel their complexion looks dull
● Wish to emphasize lip contours
● Worry about lip pigmentation
Colors are customized to individual preferences. Whether aiming for a natural look or vibrant color, the ideal shade is achieved through counseling. This procedure is popular not only among women wanting faster makeup routines, but also among men concerned about lip coloration.
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Downtime after Art Makeup
Possible swelling, redness, stinging.
Treatment Benefits
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Confidence in Your Bare Face
Balanced brows and lips brighten the overall face, enhancing natural beauty and boosting confidence even without makeup.
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Saves Time and Prevents Makeup Smudging
Significantly reduces daily makeup time and resists smudging from sweat or sebum, ensuring long-lasting results.
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Reliable Support System in a Medical Setting
Performed under physician supervision in a safe, hygienic environment. Any skin issues can be promptly addressed with medical care.
TREATMENT PROCESS
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Doctor’s Examination
The doctor will examine you to confirm whether medical art makeup is suitable. Please feel free to ask any questions or express any concerns.
The doctor will examine you to confirm whether medical art makeup is suitable. Please feel free to ask any questions or express any concerns.
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Counseling & Design
A counseling session is conducted to discuss your concerns and preferences. Based on your facial features and bone structure, the design will be decided. Topical anesthesia is included in the treatment fee, and the procedure will be performed once the anesthesia has taken effect. If you are sensitive to pain, have allergies, or feel anxious, please consult us in advance.
A counseling session is conducted to discuss your concerns and preferences. Based on your facial features and bone structure, the design will be decided. Topical anesthesia is included in the treatment fee, and the procedure will be performed once the anesthesia has taken effect. If you are sensitive to pain, have allergies, or feel anxious, please consult us in advance.
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Procedure
Once the anesthesia is confirmed to be effective, the art makeup procedure will be carefully performed.
First session: 1–3 hours including counseling
Second session: 1–2 hoursOnce the anesthesia is confirmed to be effective, the art makeup procedure will be carefully performed.
First session: 1–3 hours including counseling
Second session: 1–2 hours -
Aftercare
On the day of medical art makeup, please refrain from using cleansers or facial wash. Avoid applying makeup on the treated area for about one week.
On the day of medical art makeup, please refrain from using cleansers or facial wash. Avoid applying makeup on the treated area for about one week.
PRICE LIST
View the price list for Art Makeup
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Eyebrows
“Leave It to Anzy!” Plan Hair strokes, powder, etc., design decided in consultation with Anzy on the day according to preferences and condition. Includes topical anesthesia. Even if you have had treatment at another clinic, if it is your first time at our clinic, you will be charged the first-time fee. 1st Session ¥126,000（tax inc.） 2nd Session ¥94,000（tax inc.） From 3rd Session Onward ¥69,000（tax inc.） After 1 Year ¥79,000（tax inc.） -
Other areas
Lips, Eyeliner, Mole The following options are only available when performed together with eyebrow treatment (cannot be performed alone). -
Lips
1st Session ¥143,000（tax inc.） 2nd Session If revisited after 3 months, the first-time fee applies. ¥77,000 （tax inc.）(monitor price, when revisited within 3 months) -
Eyeliner
1 session ¥77,000（tax inc.） -
Mole
1 session ¥11,000（tax inc.） Please consult at the time of reservation
FAQ
- Q How is medical art makeup different from tattoos?
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Medical art makeup differs from tattoos in that it gradually fades over time. Tattoos deposit pigment into the deeper dermis, making them semi-permanent, while medical art makeup deposits pigment into the more superficial epidermis, where natural skin turnover causes it to fade gradually.
- Q How long does medical art makeup last?
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The effects typically last about 1 to 3 years. Longevity varies depending on skin type and skincare habits. Retouching before the pigment fully fades helps maintain a beautiful appearance.
- Q Can I come with makeup on the day of the procedure?
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Yes, you may come with makeup on. While makeup in the treatment area will be removed, seeing your usual makeup helps us better understand your desired design and finish. If you have requests such as “I want it to match my usual look” or “I want a finish that looks natural even without makeup,” please let us know in advance.
- Q Is medical art makeup painful?
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We use topical anesthesia to minimize discomfort during the procedure. Although individual sensitivity varies, clients often describe the feeling as a “slight prick” or “gentle pressure.” If you feel pain, additional anesthesia can be applied during treatment. If you are worried about pain, please let us know during the initial consultation so we can make the experience as comfortable as possible.
- Q Is there downtime or swelling after medical art makeup?
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Redness or swelling may occur for several days up to a week. It is important to keep the treated area clean during downtime. Since UV rays, sweat, and friction can irritate the area, please avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, or hot springs for a while.
- Q When can I wear makeup after medical art makeup?
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You may apply makeup to areas other than the treated site from the same day. However, please refrain from applying makeup directly on the treated area for about one week.
- Q Are there cases where medical art makeup cannot be performed?
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Yes. Depending on your health condition, treatment may not be possible. Those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, those with infectious diseases or chronic illnesses, or those with allergies may be refused treatment for safety reasons. If you are unsure whether this applies to you, please consult with our doctors or staff during the pre-treatment consultation.