Typically, swelling lasts two to three days post-procedure. The treated area will naturally form scabs that eventually fall off, revealing a well-defined brow shape. During recovery, avoid water contact. When washing your face, carefully bypass the tattooed area, and refrain from applying makeup. Water contact can resume after one week.
Post-Procedure Care Guidelines:
1. The treated skin will naturally form scabs that fall off within days. Do not pick at them, as this may cause scarring.
3. Eyebrow tattooing is contraindicated for individuals with diabetes, heart disease, skin allergies, slow-healing wounds, leukocytosis, thrombocytopenia, prolonged bleeding/clotting times, or skin rejection to pigments.
5. Allow scabs to fall off naturally; do not pick them off manually, as this may cause pigment to peel away with the scab and compromise the coloring effect.
6. Avoid exposure to hot water or steam after scabbing to prevent softening or detachment of scabs, which could affect pigmentation. This is a critical post-procedure precaution requiring special attention.
7. Women should avoid eyebrow tattooing during menstruation.
Therefore, considering the above factors, individuals seeking beauty treatments should select a tattooing method suitable for their specific circumstances. First, choose based on personal conditions. Before undergoing the procedure, it is best to select a reputable cosmetic hospital for thorough and rigorous examinations to determine the most suitable procedure type. Having the procedure performed by a senior, professional doctor will maximize the success rate and effectiveness of the treatment.