Boston Perfect Eyebrows

Precautions and Before Care:
Consult with Doctor if you are Pregnant or Nursing
Consult with Doctor if you have skin diseases such as: Eczema, Psoriasis, Shingles, Rosacea, Rashes, Acne, Blisters
Consult with Doctor if you experience/have Seizures, Epilepsy, Diabetes, HIV, Heart Condition, Hepatitis, Diabetes, MRSA, Hepatitis B/C or Blood Disorder
Glaucoma, keloids, Rosacea, blood thinners or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, hemophilia
Allergies to makeup, lidocaine or Titanium
History of MRSA in the last 6 months. People who are taking blood thinning medicines must discontinue 48 hours prior to the procedure
Radiotherapy or Chemotherapy must be 6 months prior to procedure
Botox/filler in the brow area must be done 6 weeks prior to procedure
Discontinue Retin-A, and Alpha Hydroxy Acid or any skin care products that encourage exfoliation at least 6 weeks prior and avoid on eyebrow area after procedure. Discontinue Accutane during time of procedure
Antibiotics must not be taking 2 weeks before and after your appointment
Client must reschedule If they are sick with a cold or the flu
Avoid All Blood thinners; Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Caffeine, Smoking, Alcohol, Niacin, Vitamin E or Advil and oil/Fish oil 24 hours before your procedure
Avoid working out or sweating 24 hours before your procedure

Microblading After-Care Instructions
*Microblading Aftercare is very important to the appearance and longevity of your new brows*
First 1-14 days:
• Do not touch, clean or affect the eyebrows in any way the first 24 hours
• Always to wash your hands with disinfectant soap before touching the treated area
• Wash face with After Care Kit/A&D products outside of the shower to avoid drenching
• Gently blot the area with clean tissue to absorb any excess *lymph fluid* and water
• Allow brows to air dry completely
• Apply a thin layer of ointment with a Q-tip only
• Do not apply ointment on damp brows
• Do not rub the treated area as it will disturb the skin from natural healing
• Do not use any harsh cleansers or products on the treated area
• Do not apply makeup to the eyebrows unless necessary use clean products
• Do not pick, peel or scratch treated area
• Do not drink alcohol in excess as it may lead to slow healing
• Avoid very hot water/salt water/steam and sauna
• Avoid strenuous sweating high impact activities and sports
• Avoid Sun, Salon and Self-tanning on eyebrows until fully healed
• Avoid UV/UVA rays/chemicals and direct sunlight to prevent premature fading
• Avoid any laser/chemical treatments/peels/creams containing Retin-A/glycolic acid
• Avoid using sleeping mask or blankets while sleeping
• Avoid sleeping on sides and stomach to avoid air restriction
• Sleep on your back with your head slightly elevated for proper blood circulation
• Avoid driving in open-air convertibles, boats, bicycles or motorcycles
• Avoid wearing hats, headbands or any clothing on the eyebrows
• Allow proper time for all stages of the healing process

Healing:
• Microbladed eyebrows last for years with regular touch-ups ever few months
• The entire healing process should be from 4-8 weeks/1-2 months
• Clip away your bangs to avoid touching and irritating the treated area
• Pigment will appear dark after the procedure. This is because the pigment is still sitting on top of your skin and is not yet settled in completely
• The color of the pigment will soften gradually
• Eyebrows will go through several phases during the healing cycle which include itching, flaking and shrinking of the brows
• Do not be alarmed if you see some pigment on the cotton swab as this is excess pigment and or lymph fluid that is naturally exiting your skin
• Do not be alarmed if you see any redness, blueness or grayness on the skin
• Lymph fluid is a clear like substance that may slightly build up on the brow area. You may or may not have lymph fluid during this time. If you do, remove it so it does not form into a thick dry crust. If you fail to remove the fluid when it dries or falls off may disturb that pigment effecting results
• Picking can cause scarring, loss of pigment or hair or even an infection
• Chemicals and colorants of any kind will irritate the eyebrows and may cause an infection or interfere with the pigment
• Note that because of natural skin regeneration after recovery period brows look uneven This is normal and the reason why most clients need a touch up after 6-8 weeks
• Pigment Retention is determined on bodies own rate of rejuvenation and if the body accepts or rejects the microblading like a tattoo and/or piercing
• Watch YouTube videos to get more information and testimonials on Microblading
• Results depend on your lifestyle, skin type/age and thorough after care