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FACES ETC. (LOCATED INMAI PLACE 4 In (LOCATED IN THE SOUTHGATE CENTER) 222 WEST MAIN ST. SUITE 103 61396 SOUTH Hwy 97 SUITE 107 TUSTIN, CA 92780 BEND, OR 97702 JEFF BECE ER OFFICE (714) 8414422 /CELL (714) 655-5273 GENERAL AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL PERMANENT MAKE-UP APPLICATIONS FOR 740 DAYS FOLLOWING THE PROCEDURE • Wash the area with mild soap and water 3 hours after your procedure. Using your fingertips and a mild soap, be very gentle, and pat dry. Mild soap - Use Dial, Neutrogena, or a soap that has no perfume or exfoliantes, Retin A, Alpha -hydroxy acids. • Do not touch the healing pigmented area with your fingers. They may have bacteria on them and create an infection. Always use a clean cotton swab or Q-tip. • Apply a very thin coat of Bacitracin or Vaseline ointment 3 to 5 times daily for the first 2 days. Discontinue Bacitracin and switch to Aquaphor for 5-7 days. If slight crust appears on pigmented surface do not force removal by picking or scratching! (You will remove pigment along with the crusting) • Wash the area daily with fingertips and water, then pat dry. • The procedure may have some peeling on or around the third day. This is a normal part of healing on some clients. The lip procedure generally will have the most peeling. Do not pick... picking can result in scarring and loss of color. • Do not apply make-up over healing areas. No tinting of lashes or brows. Avoid sun, saunas and swimming (including chlorinated pools or Jacuzzis, the ocean or recreational bodies of water), contact with animals or gardening for 7 to 10 days following procedure(s). • When bathing, keep the area dry as much as possible. • Avoid getting sweat on the area for a minimum of 5 days, preferably 7 days. • Do not rub or traumatize the procedure area while it is healing (pigment might be removed along with the crusting tissue). • Use a broad spectrum sun block after area has healed to slow fading, after 30 days. • Do not use products containing AHA's on or near pigmented areas including glycolic or lactic acids or Retin A products (they will fade the color). • Avoid products containing Aloe Vera or vitamin E during the healing time. • Follow-up appointments should be scheduled between 4 to 6 weeks after the initial procedure. New procedures can be a two-step process and final results are sometimes not determined until the follow-up visit is completed. Do not judge your procedure while it is in the healing process as it may require a follow-up. • If you experience excessive itching or swelling or any blistering or other complications post procedure, stop using the aftercare product and call your technician immediately. You may be allergic to the aftercare product. • If you have excessive redness, swelling or tenderness or any red streaks going from the procedure area to the heart, elevated temperature or excessive drainage contact your physician and your technician as the area may be infected.