Avoid Sun Exposure: Stay out of the sun and refrain from using tanning beds for at least one week prior to your appointment to reduce the risk of skin irritation.
Botox and Facial Treatments: Schedule any botox or facial treatments either 2 weeks before or after your brow procedure.
No Blood Thinners: Avoid aspirin, alcohol, ibuprofen, and certain supplements that thin the blood for 24 hours before your appointment. This helps minimize bleeding and bruising.
Alcohol and Caffeine: Do not consume alcohol or excessive caffeine 24 hours before your procedure to lessen skin sensitivity.
Discontinue Retinoids: Stop using retinoids and vitamin A creams on the forehead and brow area 2 weeks before treatment, as they can heighten skin sensitivity.
No Waxing or Plucking: Refrain from waxing, threading, or plucking your eyebrows for at least one week before. Come with your brows in their natural state; unnecessary hairs will be removed during your appointment.
Medication Disclosure: Inform your technician of any prescription medications you're currently taking.
Post-Accutane Waiting Period: Wait at least one year after stopping Accutane before undergoing brow treatment.
Consultation After Chemo or Radiation: If you've recently undergone chemotherapy or radiation, please consult with your doctor before scheduling your brow treatment.
Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your appointment to keep your skin hydrated.

On the day of your appointment, wipe brows with medium pressure with an antiseptic wipe within the first two hours and again right before bed.
Wash brows with light pressure using cool water and a cleanser that is provided 2x per day.
Rinse with cool water and pat dry with something disposable.
Apply a thin layer of balm (the size of a grain of rice split between brows on each brow 2x per day).
If skin is oily only use balm once a day as your natural oils will hydrate the brows naturally.
Do not workout for the next 14 days or sweat excessively
Do not pick at the brows as they are healing.

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