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• You are under the age of 18.
• You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• You are diabetic or have hypertension. *read more below*
• You have any heart conditions.
• You are prone to keloids.
• You have skin allergies, are allergic to metal, or have sunburned skin.

**Prior to booking, please discuss with your MD whether or not this procedure is suitable for you as it relates to your current medical state if you are taking any medication and/or have any pre-existing conditions that could delay the healing process such as diabetes and hypertension.

• Do not workout 48 hours before your procedure.
• No alcohol or caffeine 48 hours before your procedure.
• Avoid sun and tanning on your face two weeks prior to the procedure.
• Do not take aspirin, niacin, vitamin E, or Advil/ibuprofen 48 hours before your procedure.
• Avoid fish oil, prenatal vitamins, nutritional shakes (shakeology, etc.), and “hair, skin, nail” supplements two weeks prior to the procedure.
• Discontinue retin-a, chemical and laser peels, microdermabrasion, alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), and any chemical exfoliant or “brightening” skincare at least 6 weeks prior (once your eyebrows have healed, you must avoid these products on the forehead/procedure area to prevent premature fading).
• No brow waxing, tinting, or threading one week prior (the more natural hair growth you have, the better).
• If you have gotten Botox, please book your appointment at least two months after your Botox injection.

*failure to comply may result in a canceled appointment and forfeiture of your deposit.*

• Healing process 7-14 days.
• 2 sessions are a must to achieve full results.
• Please consider any important events you have coming up prior to the appointment.
• Color will gradually appear lighter and brows will decrease in size post healing process of 5-14 days.
• Color retention should be 40-50%, results may vary per client and it is tentative to skin types, lifestyle, and aftercare of client post procedure.
• A topical anesthetic will be utilized during the procedure for maximum comfort and minimal pain.

*Please Note- You will be more sensitive around your menstrual cycle.

What you’re going to notice over the next 7-14 days: 

• Immediately after the procedure, it is normal to feel tingling and tenderness, along with some swelling. You may ice around the area to relieve swelling.
• Brow shock is real!! Freshly done eyebrows will appear dark and thick for the first few days but will fade about 20-40% lighter after the scabs peel off. The size will also shrink a little after the scabbing.
• When the scabs peel off, the skin underneath may look very light. DON’T WORRY! The pigment will resurface in a few days- please be patient.

• Dry heal for days 1 &2.
• It’s very important that you do not get the treated areas too wet until the healing process ends (7-14 days).
• After Day 2, apply a thin layer of Bacitracin or Aquaphor twice a day until all scabs peel off. Use a clean cotton swab each time to avoid inflection.
• Applying a thin layer of ointment before showering and using the provided visor/shield, will help protect your brows from getting wet.
• Do not touch, rub, or pick the scabs that form! Picking at the scabs may result in pigment loss. 
• Avoid sun exposure, heavy workouts/sweating, swimming, sauna, gardening, and contact with animals until healed.
• Avoid harsh cleansers that include acids such as AHA, BHA, Salicylic acid, etc. 
• Avoid make-up or tinting on the treated area until healed.
• Use sunblock on healed brows to prevent pigment fading.
• If you experience unusual itching, swelling, or blistering during the healing process, stop using ointment and contact me immediately. You may be having an allergic reaction to the product you are using. 
• If you believe you have an infection, please contact your physician immediately- symptoms may include excessive redness, swelling, tenderness, elevated temperature, red streaks going from the treated area toward the heart, and purulent drainage. 

*If you can sleeping on your back is best during the healing process.*