Before Your Appointment
1. Avoid Blood Thinners (24–48 hours before)
Do not take aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, vitamin E, or alcohol in the 1–2 days before your appointment. These can thin the blood and increase bleeding during the procedure.
2. No Caffeine on the Day of Your Appointment
Caffeine increases skin sensitivity. Please avoid coffee, tea, energy drinks, or any caffeinated products on the same day as your procedure.
3. Stop Retinol & AHA Use (1 week before)
Discontinue Retin-A, retinol, glycolic acid, and exfoliants around the brow area at least 7 days prior.
These ingredients thin the skin and may affect pigment retention.
4. No Botox or Fillers (2 weeks before)
Avoid Botox, fillers, or any skin treatments near the brow area within 2 weeks of your appointment.
5. Arrive with Clean Skin
Please arrive with clean skin and no makeup on or around the brows. This ensures sanitation and helps with pigment absorption.
6. Do Not Wax, Tint, or Thread Brows (3 days before)
Avoid any brow shaping or tinting for at least 3 days before your appointment. Natural hair growth helps us design the best brow shape for you.
7. Plan Around Events or Travel
Healing includes visible scabbing. It’s best to book your appointment at least 2 weeks before any important events or travel plans.
8. Notify Us of Any Health Conditions
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have any medical conditions (e.g., diabetes or autoimmune disorders), please inform us in advance. A doctor's note may be required.
What to Bring (Optional):
• A reference photo of your desired brows
• A list of any medications or allergies
• A calm and open mind — we’ll take care of the rest
Aftercare Instructions
To achieve beautifully healed, natural-looking brows,
it is important to follow these aftercare instructions with care.
While initial healing typically takes 7–10 days,
full recovery and pigment stabilization may take up to 6 weeks.
Trust the healing process and allow your brows the time they need to settle naturally.
With patience and proper care, your final results will be soft, balanced, and long-lasting.
First Week – Essential Guidelines
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Avoid water on the treated area for the first 24 hours.
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Keeping the treated area clean and dry during the first few days is essential to prevent infection and ensure even healing.
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For 7 days, do not apply cleansing oil, soap, or makeup to the brow area.
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Do not pick, rub, or scratch the scabs under any circumstance.
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If you must touch the area, please ensure your hands are thoroughly washed and sanitized.
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Apply a thin layer of Vaseline or approved ointment twice daily for one week.
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Avoid the following during the first week:
• Direct sun exposure
• Saunas or steam rooms
• Swimming
• Excessive sweating or intense workouts
What to Expect
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Scabbing will begin within a few days and typically falls off between Day 7–10.
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During this time, the brows may appear darker, redder, or uneven—this is a normal part of the healing process.
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Once the scabs fall off, the pigment will look 20–50% lighter than right after the treatment.
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Some areas may appear patchy or slightly uneven at first—this is expected.
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Some areas may heal lighter or slightly uneven due to differences in skin. This is normal and can be refined during your touch-up session.
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Pigment and shape will continue to settle gradually over the next few weeks.
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Apply SPF 50 sunscreen when outdoors to protect the area.
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A touch-up session may be recommended after 3–6 weeks to perfect the final shape and color.