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Pre & Aftercare
Important
Following these instructions is vital for your health and for pigment retention.Please don't hesitate to Contact me with any concerns, big or small.
Pre-Care Checklist
- No alcohol 48 HOURS prior to your procedure.
- No caffeine the morning of your procedure.
- No Botox TWO WEEKS prior to your procedure.
- No fillers FOUR WEEKS prior to your procedure.
- Avoid sun and tanning ONE WEEK prior to your procedure.
- No Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E or Advil/Ibuprofen 24 HOURS before your procedure.
- No Glycolics, Chemical Peels or Retin-A FOUR WEEKS before your procedure.
- Refrain from using Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) products near the brows TWO WEEKS PRIOR to & TWO WEEKS AFTER. Check moisturizer, facewash, BB/CC creams, and makeup primers for acids.
- No Retinol or strong skin care products 30 DAYS before and 2 WEEKS AFTER.
- No brow waxing or tinting ONE WEEK before your procedure.
- Stop Accutane ONE YEAR before your procedure.
- No LATISSE (lash serum). Discontinue at least THREE WEEKS before your appointment.
- You may be more sensitive to PMU procedures during your menstrual cycle.
Protect Your Results
The healing journey matters! Every step helps preserve pigment and delivers the outcome you want.
Aftercare Essentials
- Gently blot the treated area with a clean and dry cotton round for the first 24 hours.
- If you received ointment at the time of your appointment, wipe the area gently with a saturated cotton round (water is fine). Then, apply a rice-sized amount of ointment to each brow before bed. Wipe it off in the morning with a clean, saturated cotton pad and pat dry. Repeat until scabbing, flaking, or peeling begins, then discontinue use. Resume regular activity once all flaking is gone.
- For the first 5 days following your appointment, wipe the treated area with a damp cotton round. Discontinue after the fifth day to avoid removing scabs and to maximize colour retention.
- Do not pick scabs; the scabbing process is expected and is a healthy part of healing.
- Avoid excessive sweating, hot showers, swimming, or anything adding moisture to the area for the first 14 days.
- Do not apply makeup or products to the treated area until entirely healed.