1. Scabs will form on the skin surface after eyebrow tattooing. They will naturally fall off after a few days. Avoid picking at the scabs, as this can cause scarring. 2. Avoid seafood and alcohol for 1-3 days after the procedure. Seafood and alcohol are irritants. Consuming them may cause allergic reactions or swelling, which could affect the tattoo results.
3. Eyebrow tattooing is unsuitable for individuals with diabetes, heart disease, skin allergies, slow-healing injuries, high white blood cell counts, low platelet levels, prolonged bleeding/clotting times, or skin rejection to pigments.
5. Keep the treated area clean and dry for three days post-procedure. Avoid contact with water.
6. Allow scabs to fall off naturally. Never pick at them, as this may cause pigment to peel away with the scab, compromising the final color.
7. Apply topical anti-inflammatory medication. Post-procedure, the wound may show signs of infection. To prevent this, apply topical anti-inflammatory medication consistently, ideally twice daily. This promotes wound healing and ensures optimal results.