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1. Prior to coming in for your procedure, if possible, do not take blood thinners 5-7 days before the procedure to prevent bleeding. Two weeks prior to your procedure, use Tylenol instead of aspirin, ibuprofen, or Advil. Non-aspirin pain relievers may be taken up to one hour prior to the procedure.
2. Avoid Alcohol 24 hours prior to the procedure to prevent bleeding.
3. Allow a minimum of two hours for your makeup procedure.
4. Procedures cannot be performed over fresh sunburns, including those cause by tanning beds. You must wait until the burn heals.
5. To reduce swelling and enhance healing, take extra vitamins and calcium prior to your procedure.
6. Do not take codeine prior to your procedure. You can take Benadryl unless you have a Thyroid disease.
7. You have to be off Accutane for at least one year.
8. Skin treatments such as Retin-A that thin the skin in the procedure area must be discontinued for at least 30 days prior to the procedure.
9. If you have Botox or skin plumping injections such as Restylane, you must wait until these treatments have worn off (typically 30 days) since they may alter the shape of permanent cosmetics
10. If you have a condition that requires you to take antibiotics before a dental visit, you must check with your doctor to determine if antibiotics are needed for permanent cosmetics.
11. If you are coming in for the eyeliner procedure:
- Do not wear contact lenses, as you will not be able to wear them for the next 48 hours.
- Do not wear mascara or eyelash extensions to your appointment.
- Please reschedule your appointment if you have a style or and sort of eye infection.
- If you have Glaucoma, you need to obtain medical clearance.
12. If you are coming in for the eyebrow procedure: do not pluck your eyebrows, wax, or have electrolysis done at least one week prior to your procedure.
13. If you are coming in for the lip procedure:
- If you have Mitral Valve Prolapse, you MUST obtain a prescription for Prophylactic Antibiotics.
- If you have previously had any fever blisters you MUST obtain a prescription for Valtrex prior to procedure.
- Keep your lips well hydrated with Vaseline and drink plenty of water.
- Gently exfoliate your lips 2 times per day, 2 days prior to your appointment.
1. The first day after your appointment: for all eyebrow procedures, wipe your eyebrows with a damp cotton ball every hour to clean the lymph coming out of your skin.
2. Apply vitamin A & D ointment 2 times per day for the next 7 days, using a clean Q-tip each time, not your fingertips.
3. You may shower 24 hours after the procedure. Apply ointment on the procedure area before and after the shower. You can still wash your face as you normally would with mild soap, but DO NOT rub on top of your eyebrows.
4. Keep regular home facial care products away from procedure area for the next 2 weeks.
5. DO NOT go into the sun, swimming pool/lake, or any tanning facility for the next 2 weeks. If you must go into the sun use an approved sunscreen to protect your procedural area.
6. Avoid exercise that cause sweating for 2-3 days.
7. Take Advil or Tylenol as necessary for any discomfort. You may also use ice packs in the procedural area 10-15 minutes per hour in the first 24 hours.
8. It is natural that some flaking will occur. DO NOT RUB, SCRATCH, OR PICK at the treated areas. Let any scabbing, flaking, or dry skin naturally exfoliate off. Picking can cause scarring or infection.
9. If you are having the lip procedure done and have had cold sores/blisters before you should continue to use Lysine (twice a day for the next 7 days) or Zovirax according to your doctor’s directions.
10. RETIN-A and facial peels may cause the permanent cosmetics to fade, so avoid applying these over your procedural areas at all time.
11. Plan on scheduling your touch-up within 30 to 60 days. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact us.
