Permanent Brows Prep & Aftercare Guide to Long-Lasting Results
Preparing for Your Permanent Eyebrows Appointment & Essential Aftercare Tips
Permanent Brows Prep & Aftercare Guide to Long-Lasting Results
Aftercare is an especially important part of the treatment.
If you do not follow the advice given by your artist, some complications may emerge.
Steps:
Before The Procedure
Things You Should Avoid for at least 24 hours - BTP*: Alcohol, caffeine, Ibuprofen/Advil, Aspirin, Vitamin E, hair, skin, nail supplements, and fish oil supplements.
Stop using 2 weeks - BTP*: Botox and filler on the forehead, temple, and eye area. Alpha Hydroxy Acid products close to the eyebrow area.
1 week - BTP*: Retinol or vitamin A products, chemical peels, microdermabrasion and facials. Avoid sun, tanning, brow waxing, tinting, or threading.
After The Procedure
Day 1 - 2: Use a clean tissue every few hours to pick up the clear fluid. This helps reduce scabbing. Keep brows completely dry for 24 hours. No washing, moisturizing, or touching.
After 24 Hours: Wash brows every morning and evening with antibacterial soap using your finger in a gentle circular motion. Rinse lightly, dab dry, and apply only a thin layer of aftercare ointment with clean hands or a Q-tip.
Remember: Do not pick scabs. Do not apply anything besides approved aftercare. Touch-ups, if needed, can be done no sooner than 8 weeks after the initial appointment.
Important: Signs of infection may include redness, swelling, tenderness, red streaks, elevated temperature, or purulent drainage. Seek medical care if these symptoms appear.
We Cannot Do PMU For Any Clients Who Are Or Have
Recent Botox: Botox in the past 4 weeks.
Accutane: Accutane use in the past year.
Keloids: Tendency toward keloids.
Organ Transplant: History of organ transplant.
Diabetic: Diabetes.
Covid-19: Covid-19 vaccination timing may require waiting between doses and after the second shot.
Under 18: Under 18 years of age.
Pregnant Or Nursing: Pregnant or nursing.
Infections: Viral infections and/or diseases.
Pacemaker: Pacemaker or major heart problems.
Cold, Flu: Currently sick with cold, flu, Covid-19, or similar illness.
Epilepsy: Epilepsy.
Dermatitis: Seborrheic dermatitis.
Lidocaine: Allergy to anesthetic, makeup, or pigments.