Four Weeks Before Procedure:

• Avoid any type of facial or peel treatments.

• Discontinue the use of fish oil, vitamin A, vitamin E, Retin A, and any other intense skincare treatments.

• Refrain from receiving Botox injections.

  Two Weeks Before Procedure:

• Avoid becoming sick or having a compromised immune system.

• Avoid tanning or having a sunburned face. One Week Before Procedure:

• Do not pick, tweeze, wax, or perform electrolysis.

• Avoid taking Fish Oil or Vitamin E supplements (as they are natural blood thinners).

• Refrain from waxing or tinting your eyebrows.

  Day of Procedure:

• Refrain from working out.

• Do not consume alcohol 24-48 hours before your tattoo.

• Avoid consuming coffee before your procedure.

• Refrain from taking aspirin or ibuprofen for pain relief (as they thin the blood).

On the Treatment Day: Absorb

Using clean tissue, gently blot the area to soak up any excess lymph fluid. Repeat this process every 5 minutes throughout the day until oozing ceases. Removing this fluid helps prevent the lymph from hardening.

Days 1-7: Cleanse and Moisturize

During the first week following the procedure, it's crucial to maintain proper hygiene and moisturization to support healing.

Cleanse:

• Wash your eyebrows gently twice daily, morning and night, to eliminate bacteria and dead skin. Use a mild antibacterial soap such as Dial Soap, or Cetaphil.

• With fingertips, delicately massage the eyebrows in a smooth motion for 10 seconds, ensuring thorough coverage. Rinse with water, ensuring all soap is washed away. Pat dry with a clean tissue. Avoid using products containing acids or exfoliants.

• Moisturize:

• Apply a small amount of aftercare ointment, about the size of a rice grain, using a cotton swab. Spread it evenly across the treated area, being careful not to over-apply, as excessive ointment can impede healing. The ointment should be barely noticeable on the skin and should never be applied to a wet or damp tattoo.

  Additional Aftercare Reminders:

• Use a clean pillowcase to prevent any potential contamination.

• Allow any scabbing or dry skin to naturally exfoliate away; picking can lead to scarring or loss of color.

• Refrain from facials, Botox, chemical treatments, or microdermabrasion for at least 4 weeks following the procedure.

• Avoid engaging in hot, sweaty exercise for the first week post-procedure.

• Shield your treated area from direct sun exposure or tanning for at least 4 weeks after the procedure; consider wearing a hat when outdoors.

• Minimize heavy sweating and prolonged exposure to hot water, such as long hot showers, for the first 10 days.

• Refrain from sleeping on your face and avoid activities such as swimming, lakes, and hot tubs for the first 10 days.

• Avoid applying topical makeup, including sunscreen, to the treated area.

• DO NOT rub, pick, or scratch the treated area, as this can disrupt the healing process.

  Important Note about Showering (During the Initial 10 Days):

  Limit showers to 5 minutes to minimize steam exposure. Keep the face/procedure area out of the water while washing your body. Only allow your face to get wet at the end of the shower. Avoid excessive rinsing and hot water on the treated area.