Eyebrow Aftercare

EYEBROW AFTERCARE…

Gently wipe over brows with a clean earbud & cool boiled water once a day & soon after treatment when you arrive home.
Apply a small amount of ointment every other night with an earbud, do NOT over apply.
Do not pick, scratch or rub your scabs.
Do not wear make-up over your brows untill scabs have fallen off – usually upto 14 days.
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, swimming & gym for 7-10 days.
Do not get your brows wet for the next 7-10 days, avoid putting your face under the shower head.
Sleep on your back. Pillows may cause scabs to come off & produce patchy healing.
Please not we are only building the base on the first treatment, minor alterations to your brows can be made on your second session.

Avoid makeup on your lips for up to 24 hours after.
No intense heat exposuer (eg solarium or sauna)
Avoid pressure on the treated areas for the first few nights (i.e. sleep on back of possible)
Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 to 48 hours after you get lip or any other dermal fillers. Elevated blood pressure and heart rate from exercise may make swelling or bruising worse. You can take Arnica for bruising if your doctor approves. It’s fine to engage in light activity like walking.
Do not use active cosmeceuticals eg AHA, Retinols/Vitamin C therapy or oil based make-up for at least 24 hours
Avoid facials, facial waxing, Glycolic or AHA peels, IPL or energy based treatments and microdermabrasion for two weeks after treatment. Please check with your physician before undergoing other facial treatments within this time.
Apply ice to your lips afterward using an ice pack or an ice cube covered in cloth (so it doesn’t stick to the lip and cause pain). This will help ease swelling, itching, bruising.
If you’re getting lip fillers for a specific event, make sure to leave plenty of time in between the procedure and the event to allow your lips to properly recover.
Alcohol acts a blood thinner, and should be avoided for at least 24 hours after getting lip fillers. Alcohol can cause inflammation, increase the likelihood of bruising, and make swelling worse. It’s also a good idea to avoid alcohol a few days before your appointment.