• A touch-up ($150) is essential at 4–6 weeks to perfect the shape and colour.

• Additional touch-ups ($99) may be needed depending on your skin type, lifestyle, or previous work.

• Final results cannot be guaranteed, as skin healing varies for every individual.

Day 1:

• Always wash hands before touching your brows.

• Every 2–3 hours, gently wipe your brows with a clean baby wipe or damp cotton pad.

• Pat dry and apply a rice grain-sized amount of aftercare cream to each brow.

Day 2–14:

• Clean and moisturise morning and night following the same method.

• Expect brows to appear darkest during Days 1–3, then gradually become dry, flaky, and patchy.

• Do not pick or scratch—this may remove pigment and cause uneven healing.

• Brows may appear faded or uneven during healing; this is normal. The colour typically fades 30–50% and begins to reappear in the following weeks.

Avoid for 2 weeks:

• Swimming, saunas, steam rooms, sun exposure

• Sweating or intense exercise

• Makeup, moisturiser, or cleanser directly on brows

Light activity is fine; avoid sweating into the area.

To ensure the best healing and long-lasting results, please follow these aftercare steps:

Day 1 Immediately After Treatment :

• Gently blot your lips with a clean tissue every 2–3 hours to remove excess lymph fluid.
• Do not apply anything for the first few hours.
• After 3–4 hours, apply a very thin layer of the provided aftercare ointment using clean fingers or a cotton tip.

Day 2–10:

• Apply a thin layer of ointment 2–3 times or more a day — do not let lips dry out.
• Expect some dryness, tightness, flaking, and mild sensitivity.
• Do not pick or peel — let any dry skin naturally shed.
• Avoid spicy food, hot drinks, and kissing for at least 48 hours.
• Drink with a straw and pat lips clean after eating.
• Avoid makeup, active skincare, or toothpaste contact on the lips.

Avoid for 1 Days:

• Sun exposure or tanning
• Swimming, steam rooms, saunas
• Smoking (can delay healing)
• Exfoliants or harsh treatments
• Laser or chemical treatments near the lips

Days 1–3:

• Expect swelling, redness, and sensitivity. This is a natural response.

• Keep the area clean and dry—no makeup or skincare.

• Avoid contact lenses on the day of treatment.

Days 4–14:

• Eyeliner may flake, fade, or appear uneven. Up to 80% of pigment may seem to fade, then gradually reappear.

• Do not rub, pick, or apply mascara during this phase.

Avoid for 2 weeks:

• Eye makeup, lash serums, lash extensions or lifts

• Swimming, saunas, steam, sun exposure

Avoid water pressure directly on the area when showering.

Immediately After:

• Area may appear red and slightly bloody—this is normal due to the skin’s coagulation response.

• Gently dab away excess fluid from the edges with an alcohol wipe (do not rub).

• Leave the area uncovered—air exposure is necessary to form proper scabs.

First 3 Hours:

• Blot the area with clean cotton pads every hour to manage fluids.

Ongoing Care (Until Scabs Shed Naturally):

• Keep the area completely dry.

• If the area accidentally gets wet, let it air dry—never rub or soak.

• No creams or ointments until scabs have shed naturally.

• Once scabs are gone, apply the provided Healing Cream 1–2 times daily.

• Avoid hot showers or direct shower pressure on the area for 14 days.

• Do not touch unless absolutely necessary—always wash hands first.

• Itching is normal—do not scratch. This could result in scarring or poor removal results.

Avoid for 10–14 days:

• Exercise (sweat contains salt, which interferes with healing)

• Sleeping on your side or face—try to sleep on your back

• Dirty pillowcases (use a fresh one)

• Makeup, moisturiser, or cleanser on the treated area

• Sun exposure or tanning for at least 3 weeks

• Anti-aging skincare or active ingredients on the treated area for 3 weeks

Once all scabs are gone:

• You may cleanse the area normally and begin applying sunscreen daily.

• Do not pick scabs—even slight picking can dramatically affect the result and cause extended redness or skin trauma.