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BEFORE & AFTER CARE

At The Presley House, beauty is an experience — not just an appointment.
To ensure every client enjoys the most seamless results possible, we’ve thoughtfully outlined preparation and aftercare guidance for each of our services. Consider this your personal guide to protecting your glow and making the most of every treatment.

NANO BROWS

PRECARE

  • No alcohol or caffeine the day of the procedure, this will minimize any oozing

or swelling after the procedure.

  • Do not tan or have a sunburned face, or you will be required to reschedule.

  • Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, Fish Oil, or Ibuprofen 24 hours before

the procedure.

  • You must be off antibiotics at least 14 days before the procedure.

  • No Botox 2 weeks before or after your procedure or filler 4 weeks before or after the

procedure. Discontinue vitamin A and all retinol treatments 30 days prior to your procedure.

  • Do not tweeze or wax your eyebrows at least 48 hours before the procedure.

Electrolysis no less than 5 days before. Do not resume any method of hair
removal for at least 2 weeks.


AFTERCARE

  • Keep your brows hydrated for 10 days with balm provided.

  • Gently wipe your brows with a soft cloth dampened with water 2x/day for 10 days.

  • Visors will be provided to avoid saturating your brows with water in the shower for the first 10 days.

  • No cleansers, creams, makeup, Neosporin or any other products on your treated area for 10 days.

  • Do not rub, pick or scratch the treated areas. Let any scabbing or dry skin naturally exfoliate off. Picking can cause scarring.

  • Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning 2 weeks after the procedure.‐

  • Avoid heavy sweating for the first 10 days to avoid the risk of Infection.

  • Avoid swimming pools, jacuzzis,spas, or other bodies of water for 10 days..

  • NO chemical treatments, Botox, microdermabrasion, and facials for 10 days.

  • Avoid performing tasks related to heavy household cleaning such as garage or basement cleaning, where there is a lot of airborne debris for 10 days.

  • Avoid gardening or contact with animals for 10 days.

    **Seek immediate care if signs of symptoms of infection are present. These include, but are not limited to, redness, swelling, tenderness of the procedure site, fever, or excessive drainage from the procedure site.**

LIP BLUSH

PRECARE

  • Avoid Blood Thinners: Do not take blood-thinning medications such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or
    fish oil supplements for at least 48 hours before the procedure. This helps minimize bleeding and bruising.

  • Hydrate Lips: Keep your lips well-moisturized leading up to the appointment. Use a lip balm or ointment to prevent dryness or chapping.

  • No Alcohol or Caffeine: Avoid alcohol and caffeine for at least 24 hours before the procedure, as they can increase sensitivity and bleeding.

  • Cold Sores/Herpes: If you’re prone to cold sores, take an antiviral medication (like Valtrex) for
    2-3 days before and after your appointment to prevent an outbreak. Consult with your doctor beforehand.

  • Exfoliate: Gently exfoliate your lips 24 hours before the procedure using a lip scrub or a soft toothbrush to remove dead skin cells and smooth the surface.

  • No Lip Injections: If you’ve had lip fillers, wait at least 6 weeks before getting a lip blush procedure to ensure the filler has settled.

  • Avoid Sun Exposure: Protect your lips from direct sun exposure and avoid tanning beds for at least a week before the procedure.

  • Do Not Wax or Thread: Avoid waxing, threading, or any hair removal around the lip area for at least a week before the procedure.

  • Avoid Retinol/Acids: Stop using any retinol, glycolic acid, or other strong skincare products on your lips for at least a week before the procedure.

  • Health Considerations: Make sure to disclose any medical conditions, allergies, or
    medications you are taking to your technician before the appointment.

    AFTERCARE

  • Day 1: (Day of the procedure) It is very important to remove the lymph from the surface of the skin in order to avoid heavy
    scabbing. Right after the procedure clean the lips with damp cotton (clean bottled water) every 30 min until bedtime. Before sleep, if the lips still got some dry lymph then wash with lukewarm water gently removing the dry lymph, pat dry and apply Balm or any Healing Ointment (you canfind it in any grocery store, kids section). Sometimes the lips can bruise even after the procedure, do not worry, the bruising will go away within a couple of hours after the procedure.

  • Day 2: The lips may be swollen the second day as well. Please do not apply ice on the lip’s skin
    -Keep the skin moist at all times, do not let the lips be dry.

  • Day 3 - 7: Keep applying the Ointment as needed, means as soon as the lips start feeling dry apply the Balm.
    During Day 1 to Day 7 or even longer (until the scabs are gone)
    AVOID water (for the PMU area), makeup, excessive sweating, no sauna, no pools, no sunbathing, do not PEEL the scabs at all (you may cause scarring otherwise)
    Do not apply anything besides Balm ointment such as vaseline, antibiotic creams, Neosporin
    etc. Grapeseed oil may be used to substitute Balm or Aquaphor.

  • During 4 weeks after the procedure, it is best to not use creams that contain acids or
    ingredients that will lighten or exfoliate the skin.
    (The touch up is best to be done 8 weeks later and allow extra time for clients that heal longer,
    also give extra healing time for mature clients as well.)

EYELINER

AFTERCARE

  • Day 1: (Day of the procedure) Do not touch the eyes. Before bed, you can ice the eyes by applying it over a clean cloth.
    Do not apply ice directly to the skin.
    Do not wash the eyes, try to keep them dry
    If the eyes are swollen, you may take an anti-inflammatory.

  • Day 2: The eyes may be swollen the next day after the procedure; it is a normal reaction, some clients
    swell more than others. The swelling should start going down during this day and the eyes
    should be looking better by the end of the second day. If during the second day you feel that
    your skin is getting dry and you experience a skin-squeezing sensation, that is a sign the skin
    becomes dehydrated and you need to apply an ointment such as Aquaphor (you can find it in
    many grocery stores in the kid’s section).

  • Day 3-10: By day # 3 the skin usually feels pretty dry, you have to apply a very thin layer of Aquaphor Healing Ointment, but do not apply too much, because the ointment will most likely cause the skin to not breathe and may cause irritation and dermatitis.
    If any adverse reactions occur, stop applying the ointment and reach out to your artist and/or your doctor. Keep the area dry and keep applying the ointment as needed, means when you feel the skin is dry apply a thin layer; if the skin is not dry, do not apply.
    Hydrate the skin until all the scabs are completely exfoliated, but it's
    best to still hydrate for at least 2 weeks, which will allow the skin to regenerate faster.
    Wash your hands before applying the ointment.

  • During Day 1 to Day 7 or even longer (until the scabs are gone) AVOID water (for the PMU
    area), makeup, excessive sweating, no sauna, no pools, no sunbathing, do not PULL the scabs at all (you may cause scarring otherwise)
    Do not apply anything besides Aquaphor ointment such as vaseline, antibiotic cream,
    Neosporin, etc. Grapeseed oil may be used to substitute Aquaphor.

  • During 4 weeks after the procedure is best to not use creams that contain acids or ingredients that will lighten or exfoliate the skin.
    (The touch up is best to be done 6 weeks later and allow extra time for clients that heal longer,
    also give extra healing time for mature clients as well.)

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