Permanent Makeup Procedures
Pre-Care Instructions & Guidelines for Application
The following will prevent you from qualifying for a permanent makeup procedure:
− Currently pregnant
− Have cancer and are undergoing chemotherapy or radiation
− On Steroid Medication and Prednisone (must be off for at least 2 months)
− Have an open wound present
− Have aged skin that is extremely thin or severely wrinkled
− Have a bacterial or viral infection
If any of the following apply to you, please check with your doctor before having a permanent makeup procedure:
− Have Diabetes and under doctor care.
− In remission from cancer for 1 year
− Have high blood pressure
− Using blood thinning prescriptions
− Have seborrheic dermatitis
Avoid having or using any of the following 4 weeks prior to your permanent makeup procedure:
− Botox or Chemical Peels of any kind. These include Glycolic, Pumpkin, Alpha-Hydroxy Acid, Salicylic Acid, Microdermabrasion, Laser Facials, both ablative and non-ablative. Also included are Fraxel, Co2, and IPL laser treatments
The following must be avoided 1 week prior to permanent makeup procedure:
− All blood thinners including Ibuprofen, Tylenol, Advil, Aleve, Motrin, Aspirin, Excedrin, Warfarin, Coumadin, Oil Supplements such as Fish Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Prim-rose Oil
− Antibiotics, Iron Supplements and Magnesium all compromise the integrity of the skin
− Retin-A or any strong skin care products
− Any mood-altering drugs
Pre-Procedure Instructions:
− Please eat something 20-30 minutes prior to your appointment. This keeps your blood sugar steady and helps you to be more comfortable and less sensitive.
− Avoid any form of caffeine 2-3 hours prior to your appointment. Caffeine is a stim-ulant and will heighten your sensitivity.
− If you bruise easily, we recommend taking Arnica before procedure and after. Arnica is available at most health food stores.
− If you are required to take antibiotics before dental procedures, please follow the same instructions from your doctor before your procedure.
− No working out or alcohol within 24 hours of the procedure.