Healing Is Part of Your Result
Following the correct aftercare instructions is just as important as the procedure itself. Every treatment has different healing requirements, so please select your procedure below and carefully review the recommendations.
Select Your Procedure
Choose your procedure below to view the aftercare instructions.
First 24 Hours
• Gently blot away any lymph fluid with a clean tissue if needed.
• Keep the area clean and dry.
• Avoid touching your brows with unwashed hands.
During Healing
• Do not pick or scratch any flakes or scabs.
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms until the skin has healed.
• Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning.
• Do not apply makeup or skincare products directly on the treated area until healing is complete.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness and tenderness.
• Temporary darkening of the color during the first few days.
• Light flaking or peeling.
• The color may appear lighter before the final healed result develops.
• Gently blot away any lymph fluid with a clean tissue if needed.
• Keep the area clean and dry.
• Avoid touching your brows with unwashed hands.
During Healing
• Do not pick or scratch any flakes or scabs.
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms until the skin has healed.
• Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning.
• Do not apply makeup or skincare products directly on the treated area until healing is complete.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness and tenderness.
• Temporary darkening of the color during the first few days.
• Light flaking or peeling.
• The color may appear lighter before the final healed result develops.
First 24 Hours
• Keep your lips clean and gently blot away excess lymph and moisture if needed.
• Stay well hydrated.
• Avoid spicy, very hot, or acidic foods during the first few days.
During Healing
• Do not pick peeling skin.
• Avoid swimming, saunas, and prolonged sun exposure.
• Apply only the aftercare product recommended by your artist.
• If you are prone to cold sores, take antiviral medication as directed by your physician.
What Is Normal?
• Swelling during the first day.
• Peeling between days 3–5.
• Temporary loss of color before it gradually returns during healing.
• Keep your lips clean and gently blot away excess lymph and moisture if needed.
• Stay well hydrated.
• Avoid spicy, very hot, or acidic foods during the first few days.
During Healing
• Do not pick peeling skin.
• Avoid swimming, saunas, and prolonged sun exposure.
• Apply only the aftercare product recommended by your artist.
• If you are prone to cold sores, take antiviral medication as directed by your physician.
What Is Normal?
• Swelling during the first day.
• Peeling between days 3–5.
• Temporary loss of color before it gradually returns during healing.
First 24 Hours
• Keep the area clean and dry.
• Avoid rubbing or touching your eyes.
• Wear glasses instead of contact lenses if your eyes feel sensitive.
During Healing
• Do not use mascara or eye makeup until healing is complete.
• Avoid eyelash extensions and lash lifts until fully healed.
• Avoid swimming, saunas, and excessive sweating.
What Is Normal?
• Mild swelling.
• Slight tenderness.
• Light flaking during healing.
• Keep the area clean and dry.
• Avoid rubbing or touching your eyes.
• Wear glasses instead of contact lenses if your eyes feel sensitive.
During Healing
• Do not use mascara or eye makeup until healing is complete.
• Avoid eyelash extensions and lash lifts until fully healed.
• Avoid swimming, saunas, and excessive sweating.
What Is Normal?
• Mild swelling.
• Slight tenderness.
• Light flaking during healing.
First 24 Hours
• Keep the protective dressing in place if one was applied.
• Avoid rubbing or putting pressure on the treated area.
During Healing
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, and saunas.
• Protect the area from sun exposure.
• Do not scratch or remove any flakes.
• Moisturize only after the initial healing period, following your artist's instructions.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness.
• Temporary darkening of the pigment.
• Slight peeling.
• The final result becomes visible after complete healing.
• Keep the protective dressing in place if one was applied.
• Avoid rubbing or putting pressure on the treated area.
During Healing
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, and saunas.
• Protect the area from sun exposure.
• Do not scratch or remove any flakes.
• Moisturize only after the initial healing period, following your artist's instructions.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness.
• Temporary darkening of the pigment.
• Slight peeling.
• The final result becomes visible after complete healing.
First 24 Hours
• Keep the protective dressing in place if applied.
• Avoid friction from tight clothing.
During Healing
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, and saunas.
• Avoid direct sun exposure.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
• Do not pick any peeling skin.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness.
• Temporary color changes.
• Light peeling.
• Final color develops gradually over several weeks.
• Keep the protective dressing in place if applied.
• Avoid friction from tight clothing.
During Healing
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, and saunas.
• Avoid direct sun exposure.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
• Do not pick any peeling skin.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness.
• Temporary color changes.
• Light peeling.
• Final color develops gradually over several weeks.
First 24 Hours
• Keep the scalp dry.
• Avoid wearing tight hats.
During Healing
• Do not wash your scalp for the first few days, unless instructed otherwise.
• Avoid heavy exercise that causes excessive sweating.
• Protect your scalp from direct sunlight.
• Avoid swimming and saunas until healed.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness.
• Temporary darkening of the pigment.
• Light flaking.
• Keep the scalp dry.
• Avoid wearing tight hats.
During Healing
• Do not wash your scalp for the first few days, unless instructed otherwise.
• Avoid heavy exercise that causes excessive sweating.
• Protect your scalp from direct sunlight.
• Avoid swimming and saunas until healed.
What Is Normal?
• Mild redness.
• Temporary darkening of the pigment.
• Light flaking.
First 24 Hours
• Keep the treated area clean and dry.
• Avoid touching or rubbing the area.
During Healing
• Do not remove any scabs or peeling skin.
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, and excessive sun exposure.
• Do not apply active skincare products (retinoids, acids, exfoliants) until healing is complete.
What Is Normal?
• Redness and mild swelling.
• Formation of light scabs.
• Gradual lightening of the unwanted pigment over the following weeks.
• Keep the treated area clean and dry.
• Avoid touching or rubbing the area.
During Healing
• Do not remove any scabs or peeling skin.
• Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, and excessive sun exposure.
• Do not apply active skincare products (retinoids, acids, exfoliants) until healing is complete.
What Is Normal?
• Redness and mild swelling.
• Formation of light scabs.
• Gradual lightening of the unwanted pigment over the following weeks.
Questions During Healing?
If you're unsure whether your healing is progressing normally or have questions about your aftercare, please contact us before making any changes to your routine. We're happy to help.
