(Applies to Lip Blush, Camouflage Tattooing, Hair Stimulation, and Paramedical PMU Services)

Proper aftercare is essential for achieving beautiful, long-lasting results. Please follow these instructions carefully to support healing, prevent irritation, and protect your pigment.

FIRST 24 HOURS

Gently blot the area every 15–20 minutes to remove lymph fluid and minimize scabbing.

Do not touch the treated area with unwashed hands.

Keep the area clean and dry—no water, sweat, steam, or humidity.

DAYS 1–7: CLEANING & OINTMENT

Clean the area once daily using a damp cotton pad or fragrance-free wipe; avoid scrubbing.

Apply a very thin layer of the aftercare ointment provided (rice-grain amount).

Do not pick, peel, or scratch any flaking or scabbing—this will remove pigment.

Avoid touching, rubbing, or sleeping directly on the treated area.

AVOID DURING HEALING (7–14 DAYS)

No makeup, foundation, or tinted products on/near the treated area.

No heavy sweating, saunas, hot yoga, or intense workouts.

No swimming, hot tubs, or submerging in water.

No exfoliants, acids, retinols, benzoyl peroxide, AHAs/BHAs, or active skincare.

No direct sun exposure or tanning beds.

No facial treatments (LED, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, microneedling).

PROTECTION & LONG-TERM CARE

Once fully healed (≈10–14 days), apply SPF 30–50 daily on the area to prevent fading.

Avoid harsh skincare products directly on the treated area to prolong pigment retention.

Schedule your touch-up (typically 4–6 weeks for lip blush; varies for camo or hair stimulation).

WHAT TO EXPECT

Color will appear darker the first few days; this is normal and temporary.

Light flaking or dryness may occur around days 3–6.

Color typically softens and settles by weeks 3–6.

Camouflage + hair stimulation areas may appear lighter, reddish, or swollen initially—full results appear gradually.