48 hours before the procedure

• do not consume alcohol or drugs

• do not take painkillers or blood thinners (aspirin)

• on the day of the procedure do not drink coffee or energy drinks

Following the pre-treatment recommendations is very important in terms of pigment absorption by the skin and healing, and also affects the quality of the treatment throughout the pigmentation.

What is eyebrow pigmentation?

Current techniques rely on superficial pigmentation. What does this mean? The pigment is injected into the skin via a cartridge into the upper layers of the DERMIS.

What does this type of work give us? First of all, we do not create the effect of a TATTOO, i.e. dark and strong eyebrows for many years, which many women fear. Delicate work of the hand and work with the tip of the needle allow us to obtain natural effects, more or less saturated, depending on the choice of pigment and type, which lasts for 1.5-2 years.

Before the procedure, you must complete the necessary documents, such as a detailed pre-procedure interview regarding your health condition to exclude any contraindications, consent to the procedure, and consent to the processing of personal data.

Then I answer any questions that may arise and then we proceed to the first stage of the procedure – the preliminary drawing. After its acceptance, I choose the pigment colour to match the client's expectations of the final effect. The permanent make-up procedure does not hurt, you may only feel slight discomfort. Remember that the final effect of the first pigmentation will only be visible after a few weeks.

Immediately after the procedure, the eyebrows will be dark and wider (due to the technique used). After a few days, delicate scabs will start to fall off, which absolutely must not be torn off. They must fall off on their own. The color underneath will be lighter and the shape of the eyebrows will be narrower.

Detailed post-treatment recommendations are provided to each client when filling out the documents. All tools used for pigmentation are disposable, so the whole process is carried out in safe and sterile conditions. I work on the highest quality products to offer the highest quality, including hybrid pigments.

• Diabetes (advanced and unregulated)

• High blood pressure

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding (wait 3 months after cessation of lactation)

• Psoriasis, atopic or seborrheic dermatitis, lupus erythematosus, eczema

• Skin changes in the pigmentation area

• Active purulent acne in the pigmented area

• Active herpes (you must wait at least 2 weeks after it has gone away)

• Hemophilia

• Chemotherapy, radiotherapy

• Eye diseases (cataracts, glaucoma)

• Cancer during treatment or after treatment – must pass

• Acute infections, colds, high temperature

• Antibiotics (2 weeks must pass after stopping taking the medication)

• Root canal treatment (dental anesthesia) must be performed at least 10 days after its administration

• Tendency to form keloids and coleoids

• Fresh scars in the pigmented area

• Ache may be caused by fungal superinfection

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Taking anti-acne medications, e.g. vitamin A derivatives, retinoids, isotretinoin, tetracycline (you should wait 6 months after finishing the treatment, as pigmentation may cause scarring) and steroids (you should also wait 6 months, as the pigment may discolour and settle incorrectly in the skin)

• Use of conditioner that supports hair growth in the pigmented area

• Unregulated thyroid disease

• Heart disease

• Severe mental disorders

• Taking blood-thinning medications (aspirin, paracetamol, vitamin E and others)

• Taking antifungal medications

• Taking bisphosphonates (osteoporosis)

• Botox treatment – pigmentation can be performed one month after its administration

• Needle mesotherapy – a 10-day break should be maintained

• Heavy tan or sunburn

• Drinking herbs, inhaling or taking herbal tablets from nettle, rockrose, St. John's wort, chamomile (you should wait 1 month after stopping taking them). Rockrose prevents the pigment from settling in the skin, while St. John's wort, chamomile or calendula may cause discoloration of the skin.

• HIV, AIDS

• Pigment allergy

Eyebrow care after the procedure is extremely important and has a significant impact on the final pigmentation result.

For the first 24 hours, you should wash your eyebrows with boiled water moistened with a cotton pad very gently, and then dry them with a dry cotton pad. For the next few days, the eyebrows must be dry and do not wet them with anything, not even water.

Around the 4th day, thin scabs (pellicles) will form on the skin surface, which will continue to appear over the next few days. You MUST NOT scratch the scabs, mechanical damage can lead to scarring. On the 4th day from pigmentation, start using Bepanthen ointment and apply it 1-2 times a day with a stick in a VERY THIN LAYER until the scabs have completely peeled off (up to around the 10th day from pigmentation).

During exfoliation, a difference in color between the scab and the effect where the scab fell off may be visible. This is a natural process. After complete exfoliation, the eyebrows will be pale, then the color will return. Before each application of the ointment, gently wash the eyebrows and dry them.

For 14 days after the procedure, YOU MUST NOT:

– immediately after the procedure, do not consume caffeine, energy drinks, blood thinners, blood pressure raisers, alcohol or narcotics (this may affect the healing effect)

– touch the pigmented area with your hands, scratch and tear off scabs

– eyebrows must be dry – they must not be washed or soaked in water or any other liquids

– do not apply make-up to the pigmented area and apply creams or other cosmetics, steroid ointments (avoid the eyebrows)

– do not wash your eyebrows with tonic or micellar fluid

– use the swimming pool, solarium, sauna and other spa treatments

– expose yourself to sunlight and use SPF50 cream after healing

– a few days after the procedure, you should not apply eyelashes (glue fumes) or dye your hair (paint fumes)

– immediately after pigmentation you must not consume substances that increase blood pressure and thin the blood (alcohol, caffeine, etc.) as well as drugs, strong medicines, herbs – this may affect the final result

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE GUIDELINES MAY RESULT IN DISCOLORATION, DISCOLORATION OF THE PIGMENT OR ITS REFUSAL.
Permanent makeup may affect the results of magnetic resonance imaging – it may be important in diagnostics.