Cosmetic Eyebrow Tattoo

• 24 hours prior to your appointment DO NOT drink alcohol or caffine. This will thin the blood causing bleeding which will reduce the efficacy of pigment implantation.
• 72 hours prior to your appointment DO NOT take advil, ibuprofen, asprin, niacin or vitamin e or other blood thinners, unless medically necessary.
• Avoid booking during your menstrual cycle as it can increase your sensitivity.
• No waxing, tanning or tinting 3 days before the appointment.
• Dermal Filler, antri-wrinkle injections, chemical or AHA peels, Laser or IPL treatments and exposure to sunlight is NOT recommended 30 days before the treatment.
• You must be off Roaccutane for six months before a Tattoo procedure.
• Do not use AHA, Vitamin A or Retinol 30 days before the procedure as this affects how the pigment is absorbed and retained by the skin.

Immediately after your procedure in the first 10 days, your brows will appear significantly darker and more defined than perhaps your desired look. It may continue to get darker over the next few days as scabs begin to form, however this is not an accurate indication of the finished and healed result. 

The complete healing process takes approximately 4-6 weeks.

During the first 7 days, avoid: all creams (except the protective ones), all the makeup (foundation) in the eyebrow area. Avoid exercises that cause excessive sweating, sauna and facial massage.

During the first 30 days, avoid: sun tanning, sun beds, light (laser or IPL) therapy, chemical peels, fruit acids, microdermabrasion and creams that contain regeneration factors (such as Vitamin A/Retinol).

You should always avoid Fraxel, laser/IPL skin treatments over the treated area during the healing period because they can destroy the pigment, cause inflammation and faster fading out of the pigment can happen if you use antibiotics or hormonal therapy. It is nessessary to clean the Eyebrows of Lymph fluid to reduce scabbing.

Day 1: Clean the eyebrows gently 90 minutes after the procedure using a cotton pad and water. Clean 3 more times (90 mins apart). Follow the direction of the hair only. Apply a thin layer of aftercare cream after the last clean.

Day 2-7: Put a thin layer of cream on once to twice a day. They should feel moisturised (not too heavy but not too dry). Avoid water.

30-40% of your brow colour will fade as the scabs fall off within 7-10 days. In some cases, the scabs may take longer to heal and fall off.

DO NOT remove the scabs (by exfoliation, picking or rubbing). The pigment is within the scab and you do not want to pull any pigment out of your skin prematurely. We all heal differently and what works on one client may not be effective on another client.

Day 8-10: During this time your brows will soften, lightening and even seem to disappear - do not panic - this is your skins natural regeneration and exfoliation process.

Day 14-30: During the final phase of healing, your brows may seem too light, uneven or patchy. You will not see the final results until 30-50 days.

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• During and after the treatment, temporary swelling, redness and itching may occur.
• Despite the application of top quality pigments, allergic reaction is rare but may occur.
• Depending on the skins structure after the first appointment, colour intensity may change. Colour refection depends on the natural skin pigment.
• The is use of topical anaesthetics containing Lidocaine and Epinephrine.
• The pigment absorption varies from client to client depnding on the quality of the skin.
• Depending on the skin structure, colour intensity may change and one or more additional procedures may be required.
• Semi and Permanent make up is deposited but causing a controlled trauma to the skin. Therefore it is important to nuture your skin after the treatment to allow healing with complications.
• After the first treatment, the colour may fade 10%-60% and will healed result will vary, depend on the skin.