The following Precare directions MUST be followed.

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4 weeks prior:

• Discontinue lash growth serums

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2 weeks prior:

• No botox or fillers in eye area

• No lash tinting or lash lifts (perming)

• No microdermabrasion, facials, microneedling, chemical peels
  or laser treatments

• Discontinue Retin-A products as well as other anti-aging products that contain acids or acne products on the eye area

 

1 week prior:

• Discontinue prescription blood thinners with physician’s approval (see section below)

• Lash extensions must be removed

• Avoid tanning and especially getting sunburned

 

48 hours prior:

• Avoid painkillers such as aspirin and ibuprofen

• Discontinue all vitamins and supplements until after your procedure, as many can cause more bleeding

• No curling of the eyelashes

 

24 hours prior:

• Avoid alcohol and caffeine (even decaf or tea)

• No working out or other activity that may cause excessive sweating

 

Day of service:

• Plan ahead: Do not wash your hair within 12 hours AFTER your service

• Do not wear eye makeup

• No moisturizers on the eye area

• Bring glasses to wear home if you wear contacts

• If you have a stye or eye infection of any kind you will need to reschedule

• Bring sunglasses in case your eyes are a bit sensitive to light or have someone available to drive you home if needed

• If you are taking antibiotics you will need to reschedule

• Area must be free of blemishes, eczema & psoriasis

• Antihistamines like Benadryl taken before the procedure may reduce swelling and help eyes not be so watery during the procedure

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A Doctor’s Note (written, not verbal) is REQUIRED if you have any of the following conditions:
 

1. Are currently taking blood thinners (note indicating how many days your doctor will allow you to refrain from taking your medication before the procedure - 3 days is mandatory, 7 is preferable)

2. Have had eye or eyelid surgery in the past year

3. Suffer from glaucoma or other eye disease

4. Diabetes

5. Epilepsy

6. Undergoing chemotherapy

7. Have a pacemaker or major heart problems

8. Hemophilia

9. Have had an organ transplant

10. Viral infections or diseases

11. Transmittable blood disease, HIV or hepatitis

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For your safety, if you suffer from any other medical condition or are taking any prescription medications, it is advisable to consult with your physician before having any permanent makeup procedures. 

Your health is always the priority, and I am not a medical expert!