Proper care following your enhancement is necessary to achieve the best results. Please review the following instructions and refer to them as necessary. If during the healing process you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us.

Correction Aftercare

Eyebrow correction: Follow the eyebrow aftercare provided.

Eyeliner correction: Follow the eyeliner aftercare provided.

Lip correction: Follow the lip aftercare provided.

Removal Aftercare

During the healing period after tattoo removal , it’s crucial to protect the area to avoid infection, scarring, or pigment retention. Here’s what you should avoid:

1. Sun Exposure

  • Avoid direct sunlight and tanning beds for at least 2–4 weeks.
  • UV exposure can cause pigmentation issues and slow healing.

2. Touching or Picking

  • Don’t touch, pick, or scratch the scabs or flakes.
  • This can lead to infection, scarring, and uneven removal results.

3. Sweating & Exercise

  • Avoid heavy sweating, intense workouts, saunas, and hot yoga for 7–10 days.
  • Sweat can irritate the area and introduce bacteria.

4. Water Exposure

  • Keep the area dry for at least 48 hours.
  • Avoid swimming, hot tubs, and long showers.

5. Makeup or Skincare Products

  • Don’t apply makeup, lotions, or serums to the area until fully healed (usually 2 weeks).
  • Many products contain irritants or bacteria.

6. Exfoliating or Active Skincare Ingredients

  • Avoid retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and Vitamin C near the area.
  • These can interfere with healing and cause irritation.

7. Alcohol & Smoking

  • These can delay healing by affecting circulation and increasing the risk of complications.

What to expect for the first 48 hours:

  • Within 1 hour the skin will begin to dry out.
  • There will be some redness around the treated area which should subside within an hour or 2.
  • The redness will turn brown as the skin dries.
  • Avoid getting the area wet, dirty, sweaty or touching it.
  • Clean pillow is recommended and if possible avoid sleeping face down.
  • You may (if needed)dap the area with a damp cotton pad or gauze with sterile water to remove any excess oils or environmental dust.

What to expect after 48 hours:

  • A scab will have formed.
  • The skin will be dry enough to apply the prescribed aftercare serum to and around the area (A thin layer) with a clean cotton bud.
  • If the area gets wet, gently dab a clean tissue over it but avoid wiping.
  • The scab could remain attached for 5 to 14 days, depending on the treated area. Allow the scab to naturally remove itself, do not pick and peel.
  • Avoid excessive movements as these will prolong healing.

After the scab has fallen off:

  • Have a second appointment once the skin is the original colour. This is usually 8 weeks after but it can take longer.

Reasons to delay future appointments:

  • If there is remaining redness around the treatment area.
  • If the aftercare has not been strictly followed, the treatment area may stay discoloured for several months.

For skin that is prone to hyperpigmentation:

  • For the first 48 hours, keep the skin dry to allow the scab to form.
  • After 48 hours, ensure that the treated area does not dry out as this can cause hyperpigmentation.
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