You are NOT a suitable candidate for this procedure if you are:

• Under 18 years old

• Pregnant

• History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring

• Allergic to lidocaine (if you are, procedure can still be done without numbing)

• Diabetic (require doctor’s clearance)

• Chemotherapy (consult your doctor)

• Viral infections and/or diseases

• Pacemaker or major heart problems

• Epileptic that has experienced a seizure in the last 2 years

• Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.)

• Accutane in the past year

• Pacemaker, major heart problem

• Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure

• Taking blood thinning medications

• Any treatment, medication, or illness that compromises the immune system / healing
  

• 24 hours prior to your appointment, do not drink alcohol or caffeine.

• 72 hours prior to your appointment, do not take any blood thinner medication such as Advil, Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, fish oil unless medically necessary.

• Please arrive with no makeup on the area that will be treated.

• If you have received any injectables or fillers such as Botox, Juvederm, Restylin please allow 1 week before receiving any permanent makeup.

• Electrolysis should not be done within five days of the procedure.

• If you use Retin A, Accutane, Renova, Omega 3’s (Flaxseed/Fish Oil), Tretinon or any lash growth products (i.e Latisse), please make sure you stop treatment one week before and after treatment.

• Since delicate skin or sensitive areas may swell slightly, or redden, it is advised not to make social plans for the same day.

• If you have received any deep chemical and/or mechanical peels, or if you have had laser/IPL treatments please wait a week before receiving any permanent make up

• If you're getting brows procedure done, washing your hair before your appointment is recommended because the aftercare is 7 days no water on the treated area.

• If you are having lips blush procedure done and have had previous problems with cold sores, fever blisters, or mouth ulcers, the procedure is likely to re-activate the problem. We recommend you obtain a prescribed anti-viral medication from your doctor or dentist prior to the procedure, which will prevent a breakout.

BROW PROCEDURE:

• Apply aftercare ointment with q-tip as directed by your artist.

• You may apply makeup 1/2 inch around the treated area after 72 hours.

• Do not get the treated area wet for 7 days. (No sweating, no steam)

• Avoid sleeping on the treated area. Try to sleep on the back, not the side or on the face.

• Absolutely no cleansing crèmes or chemicals on the treated area. * Absolutely no scrubbing. Do not pick at the epithelial crust; allow it to flake off on its own.

• Do not to touch the treated area with your hands until healing is complete.

• Do not expose the treated area to a room with a lot of debris, smoke or steam.

LIPS PROCECURE:

• Apply ointment with q-tip as directed by your artist.

• Do not eat spicy food or hot soup for the first 5 days.

• Use a straw to drink for the first 5 days

BROW PROCEDURE:

• Immediately after: "THEY ARE PERFECT!" but they will feel like a sunburn (you can take painkiller after if needed)

• Day 2-5: "OMG! They are so dark!!!" - because the color oxidized (just like an apple turns brown after you left it out)

• Day 4-10: "They're so itchy I want to scratch it so bad!" - but DO NOT do it because it will take the color off.

• Day 5-14: "Ew! They are peeling!" - As bad as you want to pick them, DON'T DO IT! It will cause permanent scarring and pigment loss.

• Day 14: "All the scabs fell off, but my brows are so light" - After the skin is healing the top color flakes off, your permanent make up will appear spot like and uneven as your skin does not shed the color evenly and all at once. The color my also appear to be gone as you go through the frosting stage. Do not worry color will reappear after your skin is completely healed, which can take up to 4 weeks!

• Touch up is only needed if there're unevenness in color.

LIPS PROCEDURE:

• Immediately After: Swelling, tender, heavy, thick lipstick look.

• Day 1-2: Slight swelling, reddish, tender, slight metallic flavor.

• Day 3-4: Less swelling, thicker texture, sore, hot feeling, very chapped lips.

• Day 5: Very chapped but almost finished with 1st chapping stage.

• Day 6-10: See soft, rich color.

• Day 10-14: Lip color disappears - - - "frosty" stage begins (2d chapping stage), a whitish, grayish haze on lips.

• Day 14: Color "blooms" from within more and more each day until day 21

• Day 21. The healing is completed. The color you see is the color you have. However, lips remain a bit dry for a month or two. Use a good lip balm and they will return to normal but with color!