PRECARE & AFTERCARE
This is important part of the process to ensure you have the best results.
HOW DO YOU PREPARE?
48 HOURS BEFORE
AVOID BLOOD THINNERS
Blood thinners cause excessive bleeding and increases appointment time. if consume, appointment will be canceled and you will be charged 50% of service.
NO CAFFINE, COFFEE, TEA OR ALCOHOL
NO PAIN RELIEVERS
(aleve, ibuprofen, aspirin, or naicin; you may take tylenol)
OTHER
Avoid smoking, skin triggers or breakouts, and menstruation times that may make you subject to sensitivity towards the procedure.
DO NOT WAX, TINT, TWEEZE, THREAD BROWS
Avoid any hair removal or shaping treatments around the brows for a month. This ensures the skin is calm and ready for the procedure.
NO BOTOX, PEELS, FACIAL TREATMENTS
Do not have botox injections, chemical peels, or facial treatments at least three weeks before your appointment, as it can affect shape, placement, and results of brows.
SKIP RETINOIDS AND EXFOLIANTS
Avoid retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and any exfoliating treatments at least one week before. These can make your skin more sensitive.
AVOID SUN EXPOSURE
Minimize direct sun exposure and avoid tanning (natural or artificial) for one week beforehand, as sunburned or tanned skin can be more prone to irritation.
1-4 WEEKS BEFORE
WHAT IS THE AFTERCARE?
FIRST 24 HOURS
AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS
LONG-TERM CARE
For better retention and results, schedule your 6-week touch-up to lock in pigment.
Long-term care, please avoid excessive sunlight and apply sunscreen on the healed treatment area. Please avoid applying any active skincare products that contain anti-aging properties and exfoliants around the treatment area. This includes skincare products that contain retinol, vitamin A, AHA, glycolic acids, salicylic acid, etc.
After a year, it is expected for brows to lose their color freshness.
Annual touch-ups are recommended to freshen up the color of the brows and to maintain the shape.
NEW BROWS
AFTER REVIEWING THE PROCESS, CONFIRMING MEDICAL ELIGIBILITY, AGREEING TO POLICIES, AND BEING ABLE TO COMPLY WITH PRECARE AND AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS, YOU MAY PROCEED AND SCHEDULE.