AFTERCARE
Everything you need to know about healing your beautiful brows and lips.
WHAT TO EXPECT (BROWS)
DAY 1
Any redness or swelling will subside.
DAY 4-6
Color retention will look very minimal.
DAY 2
Brows will appear slightly darker than day one.
DAY 7-10
Peeling is typically completely done' retention is still minimal.
DAY 3-5
Brows will begin to look patchy and peel.
DAY 14-40
Color is coming back! Skin turnover tine/cycle is complete. Brows are considered fully healed.
BROW AFTERCARE
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For the first 24-48 hours if you see lymphatic fluid (looks like brows are sweating), please dab with a clean paper towel, do not rub.
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You will begin washing your brows with cold water and mild cleanser in the sink (do not wash in your warm/hot shower) beginning night 1. Wash your brows day and night. After each wash please lightly apply provided ointment with a clean finger or Q-tip. You will continue this for 7 days.
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Disposable visors are provided to prevent shampoo/conditioner on brows in the shower. Visors are only needed the first 3 days.
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Do not apply any makeup directly on treated area until you are fully healed.
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Do not sleep on your side or stomach.
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You may experience peeling or crusting, do not force the removal by picking or scratching! Doing so will cause scarring, infection, and/or pigment loss.
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During your touchup we can make adjustments such as going darker and/or thicker.
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Avoid hot/steamy showers, sun exposure, pools/beaches, saunas, jacuzzies, working out, contact with animals near procedure site, and gardening until you are healed.
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Avoid Retin A, glycolic acids, aloe, and vitamin E products directly on the treated area.
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If you are planning on having an MRI or chemical peel, please inform them you had an iron oxide cosmetic tattoo. Laser treatments near treated area can cause pigment to turn black, avoid the treated area.
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If you are experiencing, fever, redness, tenderness, or puss of any kind, please seek medical care.
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After you have healed, use a good sunscreen daily to prevent premature fading.
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Failure to follow these instructions will most likely affect the final outcome of your procedure. All permanent make-up procedures are a two-step process.
LIP AFTERCARE
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After you leave, apply clean ice packs every 10-15, minutes for the first 2-3 hours to reduce swelling.
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During the 1st day remove lymph and blood to prevent the formation of a scab by dabbing (do not rub) with a moistened cotton pad every hour and applying provided ointment.
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If any form of redness, tenderness, drainage, fever, or rash occurs, please contact your healthcare provider immediately!
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No soap, shampoo, toothpaste, mouthwash, or any type of cleanser on the treated area for 7 days as they are meant to remove foreign substances which is detrimental to the bonding process.
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Do not let the area dry out, must be moist at all times. Absolutely no rubbing or scrubbing. Do not apply any makeup on the treated area.
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Apply ointment generously upon waking, bedtime, washing of adjacent areas, and brushing your teeth.
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Until you’ve completely peeled drink everything through a straw and try to eat foods you can cut into small pieces and pass through your mouth without touching the treated area. Before brushing your teeth apply a thick layer of ointment.
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Avoid hot/steamy showers, sun exposure, pools/beaches, saunas, jacuzzies, working out, contact with animals near procedure site, and gardening until you are healed.
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Avoid Retin A, glycolic acids, aloe, and vitamin E products directly on the treated area for 30 days.
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If you are planning on having an MRI or chemical peel, please inform them you had an iron oxide cosmetic tattoo. Laser treatments can cause pigment to turn black, avoid the treated area.
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If you are experiencing, fever, redness, tenderness, or puss of any kind, please seek medical care.
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Do not pick, pull, or force the removal of the scabs or flakes. Doing so can cause, scarring, infection, and loss of pigment.
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Failure to follow these instructions will most likely affect the final outcome of your procedure. All permanent make-up procedures are a two-step process.