Beauty, cosmetic & Skin treatments, PMU tattoo, Laser hair and tattoo removal
Beauty, cosmetic & Skin treatments, PMU tattoo, Laser hair and tattoo removal
Please note, your tattooist will advise you on which method is most appropriate for you to follow. It will depend on your skin type and the treatment method as to which aftercare method you should follow.
For ALL eyebrow tattoo treatments, ensure you avoid all of the things listed below.
Initial aftercare – directly after the treatment
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Please note, your tattooist will advise you on which method is most appropriate for you to follow. It will depend on your skin type and the treatment method as to which aftercare method you should follow.
For ALL eyebrow tattoo treatments, ensure you avoid all of the things listed below.
Initial aftercare – directly after the treatment
• You will be given an aftercare kit with cotton pads/water wipes and aftercare ointment.
• As soon as you arrive home, please wash your eyebrows gently with cotton pads and water. Wipe gently back and forth over the brows to remove any fluid (lymph) build up.
• From the second day, don’t touch your eyebrows or expose to steam or water. Generally, don’t apply any aftercare ointment (unless brows are feeling very tight and crusted, in which
case a VERY small fingernail sized amount can be applied once a day), do not pick at any resulting crust/scab. It is important to leave any scab to fall off in its own time. Until the brows
are smooth and the crusts have gone, do not wet them, touch them or expose them to any makeup, cream or ointment.
• Once healed, you can use makeup and face wash etc, but please still avoid the items listed below under ‘What to avoid’
What to avoid after Eyebrow Tattoo – Day 0 – 14
• MOST IMPORTANTLY – do not pick at the brows. Skin may shed, resist the urge to pick, apply a small amount of aftercare ointment to smooth them down. Picking will remove
pigment before it has settled.
• Avoid blood thinners i.e. Aspirin, Nurofen for 24 hours after and excessive intake of alcohol or caffeine, as this can hinder healing
• For first week, avoid heavy exercise that will induce sweating and saunas, spas, hot baths etc.
• Avoid touching your brows with unclean hands/fingers – try to leave them alone
• Avoid swimming, spas or saunas for 1 week, as this can draw the pigment out of the skin
• Don’t apply any makeup/creams/serums on/over the freshly tattooed area until healed (i.e. foundation around the brows is fine with a 2mm gap, but using an eyebrow pencil over them
or rubbing moisturizer into them is not)
• Avoid cleansers, moisturizers, serums, soaps or makeup of any kind over the area (except for any in after care kit)
• Avoid strong/rejuvenating skin ingredients such as retinol, glycolic acid, masks, peels or any invasive skin treatments i.e. facial laser, skin needling.
• Avoid sunscreen or moisturisers on the area at this stage; however, be very careful of the sun and avoid exposure to strong UV i.e. solariums
• Don’t tint or dye your brows, have brow lamination or waxing/threading done until brows are totally healed.
Avoid long term
• Avoid aggressive/rejuvenating/exfoliating treatments directly on the tattooed area – i.e. peels, laser, microdermabrasion, glycolic acids (just avoid the eyebrows, can be used but with care)
• Avoid UV exposure especially facial tanning, use a sunscreen over the brows – once healed, they can fade fast if exposed to lots of UV rays.
• Avoid exfoliating the area too much – exfoliation = skin renewal = faster fading. Just wash your brows gently.
• Avoid regular brow tinting – the peroxide in the solution will fade your tattoo more quickly.
Lighter colours fade faster and require more frequent retouching. Generally, hair stroke tattoo/microblade is a less permanent technique than powder fill, and will fade faster (which is why a
second retouch appointment is highly recommended for all brow tattoo treatments)
Immediately afterwards
Your lips will look more vibrant than they will heal, and they will be swollen. This swelling will subside over the next few hours. There may also be some numbness to the lips and mouth – so avoid hot beverages/ food until the numbness has worn off.
(If you are predisposed to coldsores, it is highly recommended that
Immediately afterwards
Your lips will look more vibrant than they will heal, and they will be swollen. This swelling will subside over the next few hours. There may also be some numbness to the lips and mouth – so avoid hot beverages/ food until the numbness has worn off.
(If you are predisposed to coldsores, it is highly recommended that you have visited a chemist or Dr to obtain anti-viral preventative medication before this treatment. If you have not done this, you can risk a cold sore flare up so please make this a priority).
• An aftercare pack will be given to you, which contains water wipes/cotton pads and aftercare ointment. Use the wipes to gently wipe over the area in the first 3 hours and apply aftercare
ointment – make sure your fingers are clean
• If there is swelling, a cold compress for a few minutes at a time will help to bring it down – don’t apply ice directly to the area, wrap it in plastic wrap
• Continue to use your aftercare ointment for 2 weeks, once it runs out, you can use Vaseline or Bepanthen until smooth/healed
• Use only your aftercare ointment Vaseline or Bepanthen to keep the area moist – no other lipsticks or balms whilst healing
• Avoid everything listed below
Important
If a cold sore does start to come up/tingle, please treat is as soon as possible with patches and/or seek pharmacist advice regarding medication. Untreated coldsores will result in pigment loss.
Although we cannot recommend this medically, some clients that are prone to cold sores do like to apply a cold-sore cream after the treatment for the following few days as a preventative.
Avoid:
Caffeinated beverages or alcohol on the day of treatment
Blood thinning medication on the day of treatment (nurofen, aspirin etc)
Kissing 10 days post treatment, this can cause infection and pigment not settling
Very spicy or acidic food at least 7 days (use a straw if drinking anything other than water)
Very hot (heat) food or drink for 7 days
Brushing teeth after the treatment on the same day (wait till the following day) – be very careful not to get toothpaste on the lips
Picking the crusts; allow to fall off in their own time
Swimming, sauna or spa/steam exposure for 2 weeks
Heavy exercise/sweating for 2 weeks
Cosmetic treatments like lip filler for 4-6 weeks
Applying lipstick for 14 days or lip plumping serums for 2 weeks
Other important things to note – all treatments
Lighter colours fade faster and require more frequent retouching. Which is why a
second retouch appointment is highly recommended for all cosmetic tattoo treatments.
If any unusual redness, excessive itchiness, lumps, tenderness or swelling appear on the tattooed area, please call us immediately on: 0439033322
It is best to wait 4-6 weeks to have your first retouch/perfection procedure done, to ensure the area is completely healed, and that the initial colour has reached its final healed result. All treatments normally require a retouch/perfection visit for best results.
It is advised to have your cosmetic tattoo retouched and refreshed every 12 – 16 months to maintain the colour and shape. Some skin types may need more or less regular retouching – your tattoo artist can advise you.
Avoid extremely hot or cold liquids.
These are dangerous to your white smile because they change the temperature of your teeth. This temperature change (hot and cold cycling) causes teeth to expand and contract, allowing stains to penetrate your teeth. Try cutting down on these types of drinks (including coffee and tea) or try drinking
Avoid extremely hot or cold liquids.
These are dangerous to your white smile because they change the temperature of your teeth. This temperature change (hot and cold cycling) causes teeth to expand and contract, allowing stains to penetrate your teeth. Try cutting down on these types of drinks (including coffee and tea) or try drinking them with a straw to reduce the amount of time they are in contact with your teeth.
Avoid foods and drinks that are acidic.
Acidic foods and beverages open up the pores of the tooth enamel allowing stains to more easily penetrate your teeth. Use a straw to help minimize the contact of these substances with your teeth.
Cut back on drinking and smoking. Frequent consumption of alcoholic drinks and heavy smoking can reverse the effects of teeth whitening. Many alcoholic drinks such as wine have tannins that can stain the teeth. The same goes for the nicotine in tobacco. If you cannot quit drinking and smoking, at least try and reduce the frequency. Alcohol also reduces your resolve to avoid food which may stain your teeth.
Use smudge-proof lipstick.
Use smudge-proof lipstick to keep lipstick from getting on your teeth because regular lipstick can stain teeth. Also avoid tinted lip balm.
For long lasting results, be sure to follow The White Diet during and after every teeth whitening even a treatment with a home touch up kit.
You may have a follow up treatment in 4 months if you desire. Keep in mind the more regularly you have a teeth whiting treatment the smaller the results of the treatment will be as there are not as many stains to bleach
THE WHITE DIET
After a teeth whitening treatment, the pores of your enamel are open and this makes them extra vulnerable to any stains which can reverse a lot of the whitening benefit from your treatment. Follow the White Diet for 24-48 hours after a teeth whitening treatment. Once the pores close, which usually happens within 24-48 hours after the procedure, you can resume your normal habits. An easy rule to remember is anything that would stain white fabric; Avoid it!
Remember though the more staining your diet the faster you will re-stain your teeth. Taking care with what you eat will keep your smile whiter for longer.
NON-STAINING BEVERAGES:
§ Water
§ Sparkling Water
§ Milk
BEVERAGES to AVOID:
§ Lemonade, Orange Juice, Any Acidic Fruit Juice
§ Tea and Coffee
§ Colas and Other Fizzy Drinks
§ Energy Drinks
NON-STAINING ALCOHOLIC DRINKS:
§ Vodka
§ Gin
§ White Wine
§ Champagne
ALCOHOLIC DRINKS TO AVOID:
§ Red Wine
§ Stout or Dark Beer
§ Coloured mixed drinks
§ Coloured Cocktails
§ Dark Spirits
FOODS TO AVOID:
Try to avoid foods with colour. The more colourful, the more likely it can stain your teeth.
§ Coloured fruit and vegetables i.e. capsicum, Carrots and Orange Fruits and Vegetables
§ Broccoli, Spinach and Green Vegetables
§ Dark and milk chocolate
§ Rye and dark Bread
§ Tomatoes and Red Sauces such as Spaghetti Sauce
§ Curries and pickles
§ Beetroot
§ Berries
§ Butter and Margarine
Coloured lollies
To maximise healing benefit from the PRP therapy we strongly recommend:
Day 1 to 2
Day 3 – 4
Day 4 – 5
One Week
Two weeks
Ongoing
Depending on your skin’s sensitivity, you may feel tingling, burning, itching, dryness, redness or tightness after a chemical peel, and see peeling or flaking within a week.
Proper post-peel skin care can help minimize any sensations or visible side effects of a peel, making it easier than ever to incorporate this highly-effective skin treatment into your lifestyle.
Chemical peels remove the outermost surface of your skin to help reduce visible signs of skin aging, acne and discoloration. At the same time, they reveal brighter, smoother skin below. Peels range from mild to intense in strength, with some professional-grade formulas available for home use while others are only available at a salon, spa or clinic.
Depending on your skin’s sensitivity, it is normal to experience a variety of side effects as your skin goes through the post-peel renewal process.
At-home peel side effects can include slight tingling or burning, but they should subside quickly. If not, speak to a medical professional or professional skin therapist about what might be causing post-peel discomfort.
Professional peel side effects can include redness, dryness, itching or irritation as well as swelling, tightness, peeling or scabbing. With 2-3 days, skin may look flaky or tan as the outermost surface peels off to make room for more radiant, new skin. You may also notice temporarily more pronounced discoloration or age spots as they rise to the skin’s surface before getting sloughed away.
Your skin is more delicate after a peel, so avoid direct sun exposure.
Proper post-peel skin care
Whether you’re using an at-home peel or getting a professional peel, you can minimize your skin’s downtime afterward by practicing these expert tips:
Before and after your RF treatment. we recommend you observe the following guidelines. By doing so you can help to ensure your treatment is successtul and minimise unwanted side effects
PRE treatment:
POST -treatment
First 24 hours post-treatment
AFTER 24 HRS
recommended
PRE + POST Laser
Before and after your laser treatment. we recommend you observe
the following guidelines. By doing so you can help to ensure your treatment is successtul and minimise unwanted side etfects.
Pre-treatment
POST TREATMENT
Pre-Care
After-Care
Your experienced skin specialist at Dermaluxe Beauty will provide post-treatment instructions and will recommend home-care products to continue your treatment at home.
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