The first 3 hours after procedure:

• Blot excess lymph fluid with a clean tissue every 3-5 minutes for the first hour, every 15-20 minutes for the second hour and every 30 minutes on the third hour to prevent scabbing, which can affect color retention.

Night of Procedure: Aftercare products are provided to you.

• Gently wash brows with unscented baby shampoo, rinse with water, and pat dry with a tissue or cotton round (no towels, towels can hold bacteria). Apply Aquaphor (about a quarter of a pea size) to each brow using a cotton swab or clean finger.

Days 2-14:

• Wash brows gently with unscented baby shampoo in the morning and evening, rinse with water, blot dry & and apply Aquaphor to each brow, following the same method as day 1.

For All 14 Days:

• Avoid Wetting Brows: Only clean your brows during your morning and evening aftercare routine. Keep brows dry in the shower by tilting your head back and washing your face with a damp cloth around the brows.

• No Sweating: Avoid sweating to prevent infection, as well as to ensure proper color retention.

• No Rubbing, Scratching, or Picking: Avoid touching your brows, and try to sleep on your back to prevent premature scab removal.

• No Sun Exposure: Keep your brows protected from the sun.

• No Other Products: Avoid makeup, oils, soaps, or any products on the brow and forehead area.

After 14 Days:

• Congratulations, you’ve made it! You can now return to your normal cleansing and makeup routine. On day 15, wash your brows gently with baby shampoo. You may continue to use Aquaphor if your brows feel dry or itchy, and apply makeup if needed. Keep in mind, your brows may look light and patchy after the flaking stage, but the color will darken over the next few weeks.

First 48 Hours:

• Blot the treated area with provided antiseptic wipes after eating, in the evening and morning.

• On the second day, continue blotting twice daily (morning and evening) or after meals using only the antiseptic wipes. No water or other cleansers during this time.

• Apply a thin layer of the provided A&D ointment consistently throughout the day using a fresh Q-tip for 10 days.

Important: Avoid touching, picking, or peeling your lips. Let the skin heal naturally and use only the provided moisturizer. No makeup near the lip area until fully healed at 10 days.

Moisturizing: Keep lips moisturized for a minimum of 10 days.

• Apply a thin layer of the provided A&D ointment consistently throughout the day using a fresh Q-tip. Avoid mineral oil or petroleum-based products (like Vaseline). Over-applying can lead to fading, so a thin layer goes a long way.

• Apply a thicker coat of ointment before bathing, washing around the mouth, and first thing in the morning. Keep lips moisturized to prevent cracking.

Day 1-10:

• Avoid touching, licking, biting, or rubbing the treated area—this will lead to color loss.

• Keep the lips free from sweat, water, lotions, serums, soap, or makeup.

• Abstain from any activity that causes sweating.

• Use a straw for drinking and avoid biting into foods that may cause friction. No spicy foods, or colored, hot, or cold drinks unless through a straw.

• No kissing or foreign body fluids.

• Avoid using any lipsticks or cosmetics near the treated area.

Next 14+ Days:

• Avoid: hot saunas, swimming pools, oceans, hot baths/showers, sun tanning, tanning salons, Vaseline, Neosporin, or petroleum-based products.

• No massages, facials, waxing, threading, laser treatments, or skin treatments.

• Do not smoke or vape.

• Keep the area clean and avoid exposure to unsanitary or dirty conditions.

Following these steps will help ensure proper healing and color retention!