Learning centre
Reading Treatment Images
A photograph can help you explain the look you like. Before comparing colour, check whether it shows newly treated or healed cosmetic tattooing. The stage matters, because the early appearance can change during healing.
Look closely at the photographs
Open photographs in the Results Gallery for a closer look. Choose Brows, Lips or Inner Eyeliner, then look for the details you want to discuss with Nanna, such as brow shape, lip colour or the eyeliner look.
Check the treatment stage
Photographs labelled “immediately after treatment” show the early appearance, rather than healed colour. Brow colour can settle over four to six weeks; lip colour can change during healing; eyeliner may look bolder initially and soften.
Where a photograph or video does not state the stage, ask Nanna before using it as a healed-colour comparison. Several panels in one photograph do not, by themselves, establish a before-and-after sequence.
What customers say
Read the reviews for what customers say about their own treatment and conversations with Nanna. Bring your own preferences and questions to her when considering treatment.
“She made sure I was happy with the plan for my eyebrows , eyeliner and lips.”
“She listened to my concerns about my lip shade and color, She understood what I wanted”
“My eyelids and eyebrows look fantastic - enhanced but very natural.”
Related questions
- Where can I see Nanna’s work?
- Open the Results Gallery and choose Brows, Lips or Inner Eyeliner. You can open the photographs for a closer look and read genuine customer reviews.
- Are the photographs taken straight after treatment or once healed?
- Photographs labelled “immediately after treatment” show the early appearance, rather than healed colour. Where the stage is not stated, ask Nanna before using the photograph as a comparison. A photograph with several panels does not, by itself, tell you which was taken first.
Where to go next
Explore the Results Gallery
Take a closer look at Nanna’s work, then discuss the shape, colour or treatment questions that matter to you.