Day of Treatment:

• Immediately following the procedure, gently blot the liner with a clean tissue to absorb excess lymph fluid every 5 minutes until there is no longer any fluid coming off onto the tissue. This prevents the fluid from hardening and scabbing. Blotting is key!

• For the first 24-72 hours, you can expect a small amount of swelling or redness. Non-wet cold packs and OTC painkillers often relieve this.

• Put a clean, fresh pillow case on your pillow & try to avoid sleeping on your face/brows. The clean pillow case prevents old germs and skin cells from getting into the fresh wounds.

 

Days 2 -10 (or until liner is fully healed):

• 2x per day (morning & evening) using freshly washed fingertips, gently cleanse area with micellar water on cotton pad & blot dry with second cotton pad.

  • This is the LAST thing you will do before getting ready for bed & the LAST thing you will do after applying your makeup & doing your hair for the day.

• If the area seems to be dry & flakey, you can dab a drop of healing ointment no bigger than a HALF grain of rice on the area with a cotton swab - too much will not allow the area the oxygen needed to heal. Be sure to not get the ointment in your eyes.

• Do not wear contact lenses for at least 48 hours (no saline drops though until after day 7)

• No makeup on the eye area whatsoever. Once you start using makeup again, please use a brand new tube of mascara.

• Do NOT get your eyes wet - shower facing away from the shower head & limit to five minutes to prevent steam

• Avoid saunas, steam rooms, swimming, exercising, hot baths…anything that could make you sweat.

• Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning.

• No waxing, plucking or threading the area

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For 2 weeks:

• If you do have any scabbing, allow the scabs to fall off naturally. DO NOT PICK or rub at your eyes. 

• Wear sunglasses when in the sun

• Avoid excessive alcohol which can slow healing

• Avoid tasks where there is a lot of airborne debris or driving in open vehicles such as convertibles, boats, bikes or motorcycles.

• No massages that include the face, facials or other facial skin treatments

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For 3 weeks:

• No lash treatments such as extensions, serums, tinting, etc.

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Consult a physician if you have any signs of infection. 

Should you have any questions or concerns, 

please contact me at 765-524-6887.

 

Failure to follow aftercare instructions may result in infection, pigment loss or discoloration.

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Prolonged care: (the following may cause premature fading)

• Smoking

• Regular use of eyedrops

• Exposure to sun & tanning beds

• Chemical exfoliants or heavy creams on the eye area

• Laser therapy near the eyes

• Skin products that contain Retin-A and other anti-aging acids

• Note: Inform medical technicians of your PMU brows at the time of any future laser procedure or MRI