Is Permanent Makeup Worth It? An Honest Guide for Cape Town Women Considering the Commitment

By Ksheera Rama | Certified Intradermal Skin Specialist & Paramedical Aesthetician at SHIROY, Kuils River & Welgemoed

Let me ask you something; How much time do you spend on your brows each morning? Or reaching for a lip liner before you feel presentable enough to leave the house? Or touching up your eyeliner at lunch because the Cape Town wind has had its way with you?

For a lot of people, the answer is more time than they’d like to admit. And there’s nothing wrong with enjoying makeup — but there’s a real difference between choosing to wear it and feeling like you have to before the day can begin.

That’s the conversation I have with a lot of my clients before they book their first permanent makeup appointment at SHIROY. Not a sales pitch — a proper conversation about what they’re hoping to gain, what the process actually involves, what to realistically expect, and whether it’s genuinely the right choice for them at this point in their life.

This blog is that conversation, in written form. Because permanent makeup is a considered decision — and you deserve honest, clear information to make it well.

What Does “Permanent” Actually Mean in Permanent Makeup?

One of the most common misconceptions is that permanent makeup is, well, permanent. In the traditional sense of the word, it isn’t — and this is actually a good thing.

Permanent makeup, also called semi-permanent makeup, cosmetic tattooing, or micropigmentation, deposits pigment into the upper layers of the skin — specifically the papillary dermis, which sits just below the epidermis. Unlike a conventional body tattoo, which penetrates deeply into the dermis for truly permanent results, cosmetic tattooing sits in a shallower layer where the skin gradually metabolises the pigment over time.

This means your results will last — typically anywhere from one to five years, depending on the treatment area, your skin type, your lifestyle, and how well you follow aftercare guidance — but they won’t last forever. And that’s genuinely advantageous. Your face changes. Trends evolve. Your preferences shift. Having the flexibility to refresh, refine, or subtly alter your permanent makeup every couple of years means you’re never locked into something that no longer feels like you.

At SHIROY, every permanent makeup treatment is approached with this longevity and adaptability in mind. The goal is always a result that looks natural, suits your features, and will age gracefully — not one that needs to be immediately corrected or regretted.

The 2026 Permanent Makeup Trends Worth Knowing About

Permanent makeup in 2026 has moved firmly and decisively away from the heavy, overly structured looks that defined the early years of the industry. The overwhelming direction — reflected in client demand I see at SHIROY every week — is towards natural, hyper-personalised, and effortlessly enhanced.

Here’s what’s leading the conversation right now:

Nano Brows: The Most Realistic Brow Available

Nano brows have become one of the most sought-after permanent makeup treatments in Cape Town — and for good reason. Using an ultra-fine single needle machine, nano brows create individual hair-like strokes that are virtually indistinguishable from natural brow hair. The result is a brow that looks genuinely real — not drawn on, not shaded in, but grown there.

Nano brows suit clients with relatively normal-to-dry skin who want to add density, fill sparse patches, or create a defined shape that requires zero daily maintenance. The technique requires significant skill and precision — the difference between an artist and a technician becomes very visible in the healed result.

Ombré Powder Brows: Soft, Dimensional, Long-Lasting

Ombré brows remain the most widely recommended technique for the majority of skin types — particularly oily skin, which is common in warmer climates like Cape Town. The technique creates a soft, powdery gradient that mimics the look of brow powder or pomade — lighter at the front, building to a richer tone towards the tail.

The healed result is beautifully dimensional and suits virtually every face shape. It also tends to hold significantly better on oily and more mature skin than hair-stroke techniques, making it the practical choice for many of my clients.

Full Vibrant Lip Colour: Beyond Lip Blush

Lip blushing has had its moment, but at SHIROY, we offer something more comprehensive: full vibrant lip colour — a treatment that saturates the entire lip with a custom-blended pigment for results that go beyond a sheer tint. With over 150 colours available, we work with your natural lip tone, skin undertone, and personal preferences to find a result that feels completely authentic.

For clients with naturally uneven lip pigmentation, asymmetry, or lips that have lost definition with age, full vibrant lip colour is genuinely transformative. Lips look defined, plump, and coloured — without fillers, without liner, and without reapplying anything throughout the day.

Lash Line Enhancement: The Subtle Game-Changer

Permanent eyeliner is taking a subtler turn in 2026. Rather than dramatic wings or heavy lines, the focus has shifted to lash line enhancement — a soft, precise deposit of pigment along the base of the upper lash line that creates the illusion of fuller, darker lashes without any visible liner. The effect is so natural that most people won’t be able to tell you’re wearing anything — they’ll simply think your lashes look amazing.

For clients who struggle with applying eyeliner precisely, or who have lost lash density over time, lash line enhancement is one of the most wearable and universally flattering permanent makeup treatments available.

Who Is an Ideal Candidate for Permanent Makeup?

The honest answer is that permanent makeup suits a remarkably wide range of people — but it’s not right for everyone in every circumstance. Here’s a guide to who benefits most:

People with sparse, overplucked, or asymmetrical brows — this is the most classic use case, and the results can be genuinely life-changing for clients who have spent years trying to draw on brows that look balanced and natural.

Clients with an active lifestyle — swimmers, runners, and anyone who spends significant time outdoors in Cape Town’s climate will appreciate waking up with features that stay put regardless of what the day brings.

People with makeup-related conditions — clients with conditions such as alopecia, trichotillomania, or those who’ve experienced hair loss due to chemotherapy (post-treatment, with medical clearance) often find that permanent makeup restores a sense of normalcy and confidence that is deeply meaningful.

Clients with vision impairment or limited dexterity — permanent makeup removes the daily challenge of applying makeup with shaking hands or impaired sight.

People who simply want more time — perhaps the most common reason, and entirely valid. Reclaiming twenty minutes every morning, every day, adds up to something significant over the course of a year.

Permanent makeup is not suitable if you are currently pregnant or breastfeeding, undergoing chemotherapy or radiation (a minimum six-month clearance post-treatment is required, along with a doctor’s consent), using Roaccutane, or have active skin conditions on or near the treatment area. This is always discussed thoroughly during your consultation at SHIROY before any procedure begins.

The Importance of Healed Results: Why “Fresh” Photos Can Be Misleading

This is something I feel strongly about and want to address directly — particularly for clients who are researching permanent makeup artists on social media.

The vast majority of permanent makeup content you’ll see online shows fresh results — photographs taken immediately after the procedure. Fresh permanent makeup is significantly darker, sharper, and more intense than the healed result. It does not accurately represent what you’ll be living with day to day.

Healed permanent makeup — photographed four to six weeks after the procedure, once the skin has fully recovered — is what you should be looking for when assessing an artist’s work. Healed brows settle into softer, more natural tones. Healed lips show their true colour. Healed lash enhancement integrates beautifully into the lash line.

When choosing a permanent makeup artist in Cape Town, always ask to see healed results. A portfolio of fresh work only tells you part of the story. A portfolio of beautifully healed work tells you everything.

At SHIROY, we are always happy to share healed results from our clients — because we’re proud of the work, and because we believe in informed decision-making.

The Consultation: Why It’s Non-Negotiable

Every single permanent makeup appointment at SHIROY begins with a thorough consultation, and this isn’t a formality — it’s the foundation of a result that is safe, appropriate, and genuinely beautiful for your specific features.

During your consultation, we’ll discuss:

Your skin type — oily, dry, combination, and mature skin all respond differently to permanent makeup techniques and pigments. Choosing the right technique for your skin type is one of the most important decisions in the process.

Your brow or lip mapping — before any pigment is applied, we map your ideal shape based on your facial symmetry, bone structure, natural hair growth (for brows), and the look you’re going for. You won’t see a needle until you have seen the proposed shape and are completely happy with it.

Your colour selection — pigment selection is not one-size-fits-all. We consider your natural colouring, undertones, skin tone, and the effect you want to achieve. For lip colour treatments, we work through an extensive palette to find your perfect match.

Your lifestyle and expectations — we want to understand how you live and what you’re hoping to gain. Are you looking for zero-maintenance enhancement? A more defined feature for special occasions? Something that works with your professional environment? All of this shapes the approach.

Your medical history and any contraindications — non-negotiable. Safety first, always.

Permanent Makeup Aftercare: The Step Most People Underestimate

I’ll be direct: proper aftercare is as important as the procedure itself. The way you care for your skin in the days following your permanent makeup treatment directly determines how beautifully it heals — and how long it lasts.

The key aftercare guidelines following any permanent makeup treatment at SHIROY are:

• Keep the treated area clean and dry for the first 24 to 48 hours
• Apply the prescribed healing ointment exactly as directed — not more, not less
• Do not pick, scratch, or peel any flaking or scabbing skin — this is the most common cause of patchy or uneven healed results
• Avoid direct sun exposure, saunas, steam rooms, and swimming pools during the healing period
• Keep active skincare ingredients (retinoids, AHAs, BHAs) away from the treated area until fully healed
• Avoid sleeping directly on the treated area where possible

Pigment loss of 20–40% during healing is completely normal and expected — this is precisely why a touch-up appointment at six to eight weeks post-procedure is considered mandatory, not optional. The touch-up is where we perfect the saturation, correct any unevenness that has emerged during healing, and make any final adjustments to the shape or colour.

Every client at SHIROY receives a written aftercare guide and is encouraged to reach out during the healing period with any questions or concerns. Healing is a process, and we’re here throughout it.

What Does Permanent Makeup Cost in Cape Town — and Is It Worth It?

Permanent makeup is an investment — and I think it’s worth having a frank conversation about that.

Quality permanent makeup, performed by a properly trained and certified specialist using premium pigments and sterile equipment, is not inexpensive. It shouldn’t be. The skill, training, and materials required to produce beautiful, safe, long-lasting results represent real value — and as with most things in aesthetics, the most important thing is not finding the cheapest option but finding the right one.

The true cost of permanent makeup is also worth considering over time. When you factor in the daily cost of brow products, lip liners, eyeliners, and the time you spend applying them — over one, two, or three years — a single permanent makeup treatment often represents genuine savings, not just financial but in the currency of time and mental energy.

At SHIROY, our pricing reflects the level of training, the quality of products, and the personalised care that goes into every appointment. We are always transparent about costs during the consultation, and we’re happy to discuss payment options.

A Note on Choosing Your Artist in Cape Town

Cape Town’s permanent makeup industry has grown significantly in recent years — which is wonderful, but it also means the quality and safety standards vary considerably from one practitioner to the next. Here’s what I’d encourage you to look for when making your choice:

Proper certification in intradermal skin treatments and micropigmentation — not just a weekend course. A portfolio of healed results across different skin types and tones. Clean, clinical-grade equipment and protocols. A consultation process that feels thorough and genuinely personalised — not rushed. And perhaps most importantly: an artist who is honest with you, who will tell you if a particular technique isn’t right for your skin rather than simply booking you in for whatever you’ve asked for.

At SHIROY, led by certified Intradermal Skin Specialist Ksheera Rama, you’ll find all of the above — and a genuine commitment to results that you’ll love not just on day one, but through every stage of healing and beyond.

Frequently Asked Questions About Permanent Makeup in Cape Town

Does permanent makeup look natural?

When done well by a skilled, experienced specialist, absolutely. The key is a thorough consultation, proper brow or lip mapping, careful pigment selection, and a technique that suits your skin type. Natural-looking results are always the goal at SHIROY.

Can permanent makeup be removed?

In many cases, yes — though removal is a more complex and lengthy process than the original application. This is one more reason why choosing the right artist and technique from the start matters so much.

What if I don’t like the result?

This is why the consultation and mapping process is so thorough. We don’t begin any procedure until you have seen the proposed shape and colour and are completely happy. Minor adjustments are addressed at the six-to-eight week touch-up appointment.

How long does the procedure take?

Most permanent makeup appointments at SHIROY take two to three hours, including consultation, mapping, numbing time, and the procedure itself.

Where in Cape Town are you located?

We’re situated inside Dentico in Kuils River, easily accessible from across Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs — including Bellville, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Blue Downs, Durbanville, and beyond.

Ready to Stop Drawing and Start Living?

The best version of permanent makeup isn’t about covering up. It’s about clearing away the daily obligation — the routine that takes up time and energy every morning — and replacing it with features that are simply, quietly, consistently you.

If you’re considering permanent makeup in Cape Town and want to have an honest conversation about what’s right for your face, your skin, and your life, book a consultation at SHIROY today. We’ll look at your features properly, answer every question you have, and put together an approach that makes complete sense for you.

No pressure. No rush. Just good information and expert hands.

SHIROY is located inside Dentico, Kuils River, Cape Town. Led by certified Intradermal Skin Specialist and Paramedical Aesthetician Ksheera Rama, we offer expert permanent makeup — including ombré brows, nano brows, full vibrant lip colour, and lash line enhancement — alongside advanced skin treatments including SQT Bio Microneedling, Signature Facials, and Jet Plasma. Explore our full range of services or contact us to book your appointment.

SQT Bio Microneedling in Cape Town: The Natural Skin Reset Your Skin Has Been Waiting For

By Ksheera Rama | Certified Intradermal Skin Specialist & Paramedical Aesthetician at SHIROY, Kuils River & Welgemoed

There’s a particular type of client I often see — and if you’re reading this, you might be one of them. They’ve tried the skincare. They’ve been consistent with their routine. They’ve had facials here and there. And yet their skin still isn’t where they want it to be. Stubborn pigmentation that hasn’t budged. Texture that refuses to smooth out. Pores that seem to get larger instead of smaller. A general dullness that no amount of Vitamin C seems to shift.

If that sounds familiar, I want to tell you about SQT Bio Microneedling — because this is frequently the treatment that finally moves the needle (quite literally) for those clients.

I introduced SQT Bio Microneedling at SHIROY because I was genuinely impressed by the science behind it and the results I was seeing firsthand. It’s not a gimmick. It’s not just another facial dressed up in technical language. It is a legitimately advanced skin treatment that works differently from anything most people have tried before — and the results speak for themselves.

What Exactly Is SQT Bio Microneedling?

SQT stands for Spongilla Quartz Technology — a treatment that uses microscopic, naturally derived needles called spongilla spicules, extracted from freshwater sponges. These spicules are siliceous (silica-based), entirely natural, 100% vegan, and biocompatible with human skin.

Here’s what makes this remarkable: in a single five-minute application, between three and five million of these natural microneedles are introduced into the dermis layer of your skin through a specialised hand massage. That’s millions of micro-channels — created not by a machine, not by metal needles, and not by acids or chemicals — but by the same structural elements that give a sponge its form.

Those micro-channels trigger your skin’s natural repair response. Collagen and elastin production switches on. Cell metabolism accelerates. The skin’s regeneration cycle — which normally takes 28 days — is compressed to approximately seven days. New, healthier skin rises to the surface. Old, damaged cells are shed. The result is skin that is genuinely renewed, not just temporarily brightened.

To put that in perspective: traditional microneedling creates approximately 200,000 micro-channels with product absorbency of 300–500%, whereas SQT creates three to five million micro-channels with product absorption increased by 3,000%. That’s not a marginal difference. That’s a fundamentally different level of skin penetration and stimulation.

How Is SQT Bio Microneedling Different From Traditional Microneedling?

This is one of the most common questions I receive, and it’s a great one — because the two treatments sound similar on the surface but are actually quite different in practice.

Traditional microneedling uses a device with metal needles that physically puncture the skin. The process is effective but comes with a meaningful list of considerations: it requires numbing cream, causes some degree of bleeding and skin breakage, and typically involves two to five days of redness and social downtime. For clients with melanin-rich skin, there’s also an elevated risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation — which is the last thing anyone treating pigmentation wants.

SQT Bio Microneedling, by contrast, requires no devices, causes no bleeding, and needs no numbing agent. The spongilla spicules continue stimulating your skin for up to 72 hours post-treatment — meaning the treatment keeps working long after you’ve left the room. SQT Bio-Microneedling is known for being gentler and more comfortable, making it appealing for those who want visible results without the invasiveness or downtime associated with traditional microneedling.

There’s also the question of equivalency. One SQT treatment is equivalent to three to five traditional microneedling sessions — which is a significant advantage for clients who want meaningful results without committing to a lengthy treatment series before seeing any improvement.

For my clients in Cape Town and across the Northern Suburbs, this matters enormously. Most people are busy. Most people can’t take days off to recover from a skin treatment. SQT Bio Microneedling gives you clinical results with minimal social downtime — which is why it has become one of the most in-demand treatments at SHIROY.

What Skin Concerns Does SQT Bio Microneedling Treat?

The honest answer is: quite a few. This is a genuinely versatile treatment with a wide range of applications. At SHIROY, we use SQT Bio Microneedling to address:

Hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone — including post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from acne, sun damage, hormonal melasma, and generalised uneven tone. The micro-channels created during treatment allow active brightening ingredients to penetrate far more deeply than they can when applied topically alone, accelerating the breakdown of excess melanin.

Fine lines and early signs of ageing — SQT stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis deep within the dermis, helping to restore the skin’s structural proteins and produce a visible plumping and firming effect. For clients in their thirties and forties noticing the first real signs of skin ageing, this is where SQT delivers some of its most impressive results.

Acne and congested skin — the micro-channels created during treatment help to clear clogged pores and accelerate skin metabolism, reducing the conditions that allow acne-causing bacteria to thrive. For clients managing ongoing acne, a course of SQT treatments can significantly reduce breakout frequency and improve the skin’s overall texture and clarity.

Acne scarring — one of the more persistent concerns my clients bring to me. SQT’s collagen-stimulating action works over time to remodel scar tissue and gradually improve the appearance of atrophic (depressed) acne scars.

Dullness and uneven texture — perhaps the most common concern, and the one where SQT’s accelerated cell turnover produces results that clients often describe as immediately visible. Within a week of their first treatment, most people notice their skin looks clearer, brighter, and more refined.

Large pores — the combination of deep cleansing action and collagen stimulation helps to tighten pore walls and reduce their visible size over a course of treatments.

Stretch marks — SQT is also effective on the body, making it suitable for treating stretch marks on the abdomen, thighs, and other areas.

Is SQT Bio Microneedling Safe for Dark and Melanin-Rich Skin?

This is a question I feel strongly about, and I want to answer it clearly: yes, SQT Bio Microneedling has an excellent safety profile across all skin types and tones, including darker skin tones on the Fitzpatrick scale.

SQT is designed for all skin tones, including Asian, Black, and Indian skin, from Fitzpatrick I to VI, and is particularly beneficial for sensitive skin.

This matters enormously in a city as diverse as Cape Town. Many popular skin resurfacing treatments — including certain laser therapies and aggressive chemical peels — carry a meaningful risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation for clients with melanin-rich skin, which can actually worsen the very concerns being treated. SQT uses no heat, no aggressive chemicals, and no metal needles — all of which are the common triggers for hyperpigmentation reactions in darker skin tones.

As a paramedical aesthetician who works with a diverse client base across Kuils River, Bellville, Blue Downs, Kraaifontein, and the wider Cape Town Northern Suburbs, this is not a small consideration. It’s central to why I chose SQT Bio Microneedling as part of our treatment offering at SHIROY.

What Happens During an SQT Bio Microneedling Treatment at SHIROY?

Every SQT treatment at SHIROY begins the same way all our treatments do — with a thorough skin consultation. We look at your current skin condition, your concerns, your skincare history, and whether SQT is the right treatment for you at this point in time. We don’t apply a one-size-fits-all approach, and we never rush past this step.

Once we’ve confirmed that SQT is appropriate for your skin, the treatment itself proceeds as follows:

Step one — deep cleansing. The skin is thoroughly cleansed to remove any traces of makeup, sunscreen, oil, or product residue. This ensures the spicules can penetrate cleanly and effectively.

Step two — spicule application. The SQT spicule powder is carefully mixed and applied to the skin, then massaged in using a specialised technique. This is the five-minute window in which millions of micro-channels are created. You’ll likely feel a tingling or mild warmth during this stage — completely normal and a sign that the spicules are working.

Step three — active serum infusion. With the micro-channels now open, we apply a targeted active serum chosen specifically for your skin concern. Because the channels allow for dramatically increased product absorption, this is one of the most effective ways to deliver high-performance ingredients directly into the dermis.

Step four — soothing masque and finishing care. The treatment is completed with a calming masque and appropriate finishing products to support the initial healing phase.

The entire appointment typically takes around 60 to 75 minutes, including consultation and aftercare guidance.

What to Expect After Your Treatment: The Peeling Phase

Let me be completely upfront about this, because it’s something every client needs to understand before they book: your skin will peel. This is not a side effect — it’s the treatment working exactly as it should.

The skin’s renewal cycle is accelerated from 28 days to just 7 days, as new skin cells rise to the surface, replacing old cells and expelling the embedded microneedles. Flaking and peeling are expected as part of the natural renewal process. The spongilla spicules are not absorbed by the skin but are naturally shed within 48–72 hours, leaving the skin refreshed and rejuvenated.

The peeling typically begins around day two or three and resolves by day five to seven. During this phase, the skin may look flaky and feel tight — similar to peeling after mild sunburn. The golden rule: do not pick or pull at the peeling skin. Let it shed naturally. Pulling it prematurely disrupts the healing process and can cause unnecessary sensitivity.

After the peeling phase is complete, most clients describe their skin as noticeably clearer, smoother, and more luminous than before. It’s a very satisfying week once you get through the middle part.

For clients with busy social schedules, I recommend booking your first SQT treatment on a Thursday or Friday so that the main peeling phase falls over the weekend.

How Many Treatments Do You Need?

This depends on your skin concern and your starting point.

For general skin brightening, texture improvement, and maintenance, a single treatment every four to six weeks delivers excellent cumulative results over time. For more targeted concerns, such as established pigmentation or acne scarring, a course of three to four treatments spaced two to four weeks apart is typically recommended before assessing progress.

The encouraging thing about SQT is that results are visible relatively quickly — most clients see meaningful improvement within the first week of their first treatment, which is genuinely unusual for a collagen-induction therapy. This is a direct result of the accelerated skin cycle: new skin in seven days, rather than the standard 28.

Frequently Asked Questions About SQT Bio Microneedling

Is SQT Bio Microneedling painful?

Most clients describe a mild tingling or warmth during the spicule application — not pain. No numbing cream is required, which is one of the meaningful advantages over traditional microneedling.

Can I wear makeup after my treatment?

We recommend avoiding makeup for at least the next 7 days after treatment to allow the skin to breathe and begin its healing process without interference. After the peeling phase is complete, you can return to your full routine.

Is SQT safe during pregnancy?

This is something we discuss during your consultation. Generally, we recommend postponing SQT treatments during pregnancy and will advise you accordingly.

How is SQT different from a chemical peel?

A chemical peel uses acids to dissolve the outer layers of skin. SQT uses physical microneedles that penetrate more deeply and stimulate collagen production in a way that acids cannot. SQT also carries a lower risk of hyperpigmentation reactions compared to many chemical peels — which is particularly relevant for darker skin tones.

What products should I avoid before my SQT treatment?

We advise stopping retinoids, active exfoliants (AHAs, BHAs), and prescription skin treatments at least five to seven days before your appointment. We’ll discuss this in detail during your consultation.

Can SQT be combined with other treatments?

Yes — SQT pairs beautifully with other treatments available at SHIROY, including our Signature Facials and Jet Plasma therapy. We’ll build a treatment plan that makes sense for your specific skin goals.

Why SHIROY for SQT Bio Microneedling in Cape Town?

Cape Town has a growing number of clinics and salons offering microneedling treatments of various kinds — and that’s exactly why it’s important to choose carefully. SQT Bio Microneedling is a specialised treatment that requires proper training, proper products, and a genuine understanding of skin science to deliver safe, beautiful results.

At SHIROY, SQT Bio Microneedling is performed by a certified Intradermal Skin Specialist and Paramedical Aesthetician with advanced training in skin treatments across diverse skin types. We use authentic, certified SQT products — not imitations — and every treatment is preceded by a thorough skin consultation to ensure the approach is right for your skin.

We’re located inside Dentico in Kuils River, serving clients from across Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs — including Bellville, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Blue Downs, Durbanville, and Somerset West. Getting to us is straightforward, and we always do our best to accommodate appointment times that suit your schedule.

Your Skin Deserves More Than Surface-Level Solutions

If you’ve been stuck in a cycle of trying products that don’t quite work, or facials that produce results that disappear within a week, SQT Bio Microneedling might be the treatment that genuinely changes things for you. Not because it’s a miracle — but because it works at a level that most conventional skincare simply can’t reach.

Real skin transformation happens in the dermis, not on the surface. SQT works in the dermis. And the results show it.

If you’re in Cape Town, Kuils River, or the Northern Suburbs and you’d like to find out whether SQT Bio Microneedling is right for your skin, get in touch with SHIROY to book your consultation. Let’s look at your skin properly, understand what it needs, and put together a plan that actually gets you where you want to be.

Because you deserve skin that’s genuinely healthy — not just camera-ready for a day.

SHIROY is located inside Dentico, Kuils River, Cape Town. Led by certified Intradermal Skin Specialist and Paramedical Aesthetician Ksheera Rama, we offer SQT Bio Microneedling, Signature Facials, Permanent Makeup, Jet Plasma, and a full suite of advanced skin treatments tailored to your unique skin. Book your consultation today.