Brow Aftercare

In some cases, mild swelling may occur during or immediately after the brow service. This is a normal response. As the swelling subsides during the healing process, you may notice changes in the appearance of your brows. This is expected.

At this stage, no adjustments can be made. Your skin is actively healing, and making changes too early can lead to overcorrection, uneven results, or potential scar tissue. For the best and safest outcome, it is essential to allow the skin to fully heal.

This is also why brow services are performed in two parts. The initial session allows the pigment to be implanted, while the follow-up session is designed to reinforce color and make any necessary refinements once the pigment has settled and healing is complete.

No corrections or adjustments will be made during the healing phase. This is a normal and important part of the process and ensures the most balanced, long-term results.

Healing Stages

Aftercare Instructions

• Do not put anything on the area accept a small rice grain sized amount of A and D Ointment or Aquaphor at the first sign of scabbing until the scabbing stops. This includes soap, cleaners, makeup, lotion, and sunscreen.

• Do not immerse your brows in water

• Avoid hot tubs, long hot showers, and sweaty exercise.

• If brows get wet, be sure to pat dry and let air out. Avoid letting moisture sit on brows.

• Avoid direct sun exposure such as: sunbathing or tanning for 4 weeks after the procedure.

• DO NOT rub, pick, or scratch the treated area. Let any scabbing or dry skin naturally fall off. Picking can cause scarring or loss of color.

• fter 7 days, you may resume your normal skincare routine. If scabs are still present, please wait until they have completely fallen off before getting your brows wet.

• Be cautious when using chemicals and treatment on the skin, as it could prematurly fade pigment or alter the color.