Pre&
Post
Care
To get the best out of your Treatments
Full disclosure is important for your safety and benefit of receiving the very best of a treatment possible. How your skin has been treated 7 days leading up to a treatment significantly affects the outcome of a treatment. Best results comes from partnership which is anchored in trust and communication. Get to know your skin better by filling out our forms and questionaires.
PLEASE READ THROUGH TO BEST PREPARE FOR YOUR SERVICE
- No tanning 14 days prior to any skin treatment
- No facials for 7 days after filler or botox, ideal to have a facial prior
- No skin treatments for 4 weeks after microblading
- No alcohol 5 days prior as it will thin the skin and cause redness
- Those who are sensitive, nursing mother’s, mother’s-to-be, we advise waiting
- You must be in good health without conditions such as: Cancer, HIV or Diabetes, etc
- Clients on Accutane must wait 3 months post medication and undergo a patch test
- Treatments cannot be performed on active blisters, burns, lesions, herpes, eczema etc
- No Retin-A, Retinol, BHA’s, AHA’s, HQ, or exfoliating creams 1 week prior
- Avoid taking NSAID’s such as Advil, Motrin, Aleve or Aspirin 1 week prior
- Slight bruising can occur with Microdermabrasion and Microneedling, avoid NSAID’s 1 week prior and St. John’s Wort 3 days prior
- Please be sure to complete all consent forms for your appointment bookings
- Stay hydrated – drink water prior and post treatment to facilitate elimination
- Average intake of water is 1.5 – 2.5L per day as per your weight to hydrate your body and skin
- Treatments can stimulate and cause a flare-up of the Herpes Simplex virus in patients prone to cold sores. As a preventative measure an anti-viral prescription should be used prior
- For facial treatments we ask women to wear thin straps and loose clothing for the massage
- Medical or acne facials will have little to no focus on decollete and more focus on extractions
- Please inform us to any changes in your medical history
- Please be sure to complete all consent forms for your appointment bookings
- Stay hydrated – drink water prior and post treatment to facilitate elimination
- Average intake of water is 2-2.5L per day as per your weight to hydrate your body and skin
- Treatments can stimulate and cause a flare-up of the Herpes Simplex virus in patients prone to cold sores. As a preventative measure an anti-viral prescription should be used prior
- For facial treatments we ask women to wear thin straps and loose clothing for the massage
- Medical or acne facials will have little to no focus on decollete and more focus on extractions
- Please inform us to any changes in your medical history
- After Peels, Microneedling, or Fibroblast, sleep on your back
- To avoid swelling or shedding to quickly, sleep on your back or with your head elevated for services such as microneedling and fibroblast
- Keep your skin away from water, use cleansers, keep skin hydrated and protected and do not use any actives, ie: Hyaluronic acid can irritate post
- Do not pick or peel any scabs or flaky, thin skin. This will damage the healing process, cut the flakes away generally on the 3rd day
- Use Aquafor gently dabbing and gently spreading
- New skin may be pink, this is normal. Protecting your skin with SPF is crucial to properly healing and preventing damage in the future
- Protection must be adhered ideally indefinitely, but in the short term for 2-3 month post healing in particular during intense sun and uv
- 24 hours following treatment, cold compresses may be used if area feels hot or irritated – for heat inducing services
- Take time for yourself, no strenuous physical activity or exercise for 48 hours, no steam, sauna, hot tub, whirlpool or swimming pools for 7 days
- Cellular turn over is every 28, 40 and 80 days based on collagen remodelling and cell renewal
Questions & Answers
AILMENTS, CONDITION & LONG COVID
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is as much as we are the same we all react differently this was especially reaffirmed with Covid and Long-Covid. Some struggled to breathe requiring months to become well, others a cold, or lack of smell, and many, thankfully, had a strong cold.
This is a reminder how differently conditions can affect us. If you are on medication, it is imperative that you get clearance from your physician of any possible contraindications with your condition and/or medication and our services.
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