PMU Touch-Ups in Accra
Includes the 6–8 week perfecting session and annual colour refresh.
Permanent make-up is low-maintenance, not no-maintenance. Touch-up sessions perfect fresh work at 6–8 weeks and refresh established work annually — keeping brows, liner and lips at their crispest.
Who is it for?
Every PMU client. The 6–8 week perfecting session is part of the original treatment journey; annual colour refreshes protect your investment as pigment naturally softens.
What happens at your appointment?
A shorter session than the original — assessment, then targeted pigment where healing lightened or time faded. Healing is quicker than first application.
Work done elsewhere?
We refresh outside work when its foundation is sound — and advise corrective options honestly when it is not.
PMU Touch-Ups: areas & prices
- Brow touch-up — GHS 900
- Liner touch-up — GHS 800
- Lip touch-up — GHS 1,000
Amanda Fourie
Internationally accredited aesthetic practitioner — CIDESCO and ITEC certified with over 30 years of experience, specialised in advanced aesthetics and skin of color.
About AmandaPMU Touch-Ups — frequently asked questions
What is a PMU touch-up?
It refreshes existing permanent make-up — brows, eyeliner or lips — restoring colour and crispness as pigment naturally softens over time. It also covers the 6–8 week perfecting session that completes new work.
Do I need the 6–8 week perfecting session?
For any new permanent make-up, yes — it is an essential part of the process, refining shape and colour once the skin has healed. It is included in the price of your original treatment.
How much do touch-ups cost?
Touch-ups are priced GHS 800 – GHS 1,000 depending on the feature — brows, liner or lips. An annual refresh is the usual rhythm to keep results looking fresh.
How often should I have a touch-up?
Roughly once a year keeps colour and definition at their best, though this varies with your skin, lifestyle and sun exposure.
Can you touch up permanent make-up done elsewhere?
Sometimes — it depends on the colour, shape and saturation of the existing work. We will assess it first and tell you honestly whether a touch-up or a correction is the right route.