Pregnant or Nursing

• Nanoblading is not recommended because chemicals used in the procedure may pose a risk to the baby, and hormonal changes could affect healing. It's best to wait until after pregnancy or nursing.

Diabetic

• Diabetes can slow healing and increase the risk of infection. Consult your doctor to ensure your condition is stable before undergoing nanoblading.

Chemotherapy (Consult Your Doctor)

• Chemotherapy weakens your immune system, making it harder to heal and increasing the risk of infection. Wait until treatment is finished and get approval from your doctor.

Viral Infections and/or Diseases

• Conditions like hepatitis or HIV make healing harder and raise the risk of infection. Talk to your doctor before getting Nanoblading.

Epilepsy

• There’s a risk of having a seizure during the procedure, which can be dangerous. If your epilepsy is well-controlled, consult your doctor before proceeding.

Pacemaker or Major Heart Problems

• People with heart issues may react poorly to the procedure or numbing agents. Get your doctor’s approval first to ensure it’s safe.

Organ Transplant

After an organ transplant, your immune system is weaker, so there’s a higher risk of infection and slower healing. Always consult your doctor before considering Nanoblading.

Skin Irritations or Psoriasis

• Irritated or inflamed skin (from psoriasis, rashes, sunburn, etc.) can lead to poor results and a higher risk of infection. Wait until your skin is fully healed.

Sick (Cold, Flu, etc.)

• If you’re sick, your body is already busy fighting the illness, which can slow healing and increase infection risk. Reschedule until you’re feeling better.

Botox in the Past 2 Weeks

• Botox can affect the skin around your eyebrows, leading to uneven results if done too soon. Wait at least two weeks after Botox before getting Nanoblading.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure a safer and more successful procedure.

Proper preparation can help support a smoother appointment and better healing. Please read these instructions carefully before your appointment.

48 Hours Before Your Appointment

• Avoid alcohol and recreational drugs.

• Avoid excessive sun exposure, tanning beds, and sunburn.

• Avoid facial treatments around the treatment area, including chemical peels, strong exfoliants, and aggressive facials.

• Avoid waxing, threading, or other hair-removal treatments in the brow area.

• If you are prone to cold sores and are receiving lip blush or lip neutralization, please speak with your healthcare provider about appropriate preventive treatment before your appointment.

24 Hours Before Your Appointment

• Avoid alcohol.

• Limit caffeine if you are sensitive to it, as it may increase nervousness or sensitivity during your appointment.

• Stay well hydrated.

• Get a good night's sleep.

On the Day of Your Appointment

• Arrive with clean skin and no makeup on the treatment area.

• Eat a proper meal before your appointment. Do not arrive on an empty stomach.

• Drink plenty of water.

• Avoid applying skincare products, oils, or makeup directly to the treatment area.

• Wear comfortable clothing and allow enough time for your appointment without feeling rushed.

Medications & Supplements

Some medications and supplements may increase bleeding or sensitivity.

Do not stop taking any prescribed medication without first speaking with your healthcare provider.

Please let me know before your appointment if you take blood-thinning medications, have a medical condition that affects bleeding or healing, or regularly take supplements that may increase bleeding.

If you are unsure whether a medication or supplement is appropriate to continue before your appointment, please consult your healthcare provider.

For Brow Appointments

• Please allow your natural brows to grow out before your appointment whenever possible.

• Avoid waxing, threading, or tweezing immediately before your appointment.

• Avoid retinoids, strong acids, and aggressive exfoliation around the brow area before your appointment.

• If you have recently had Botox, fillers, or other cosmetic treatments near the brow area, please let me know before booking.

Please Reschedule If...

Please contact me before your appointment if you develop:

• A cold, flu, fever, or other illness

• A rash, irritation, sunburn, or open wound in the treatment area

• An active infection or cold sore

• Significant swelling or inflammation around the treatment area

Your safety and the quality of your results are always the priority.

Have Questions?

If you're unsure whether you're ready for your appointment or whether a medication, treatment, or skin condition could affect your procedure, please contact me before your appointment.

I’m always happy to help you prepare so you can feel comfortable and confident when you arrive.

Factors That Can Impact Your Healed Results:

• Medications and Health Conditions: Certain medications and health issues can slow down healing or alter the final look of the brows.

• Skin Conditions: Oily skin, dry/flaky skin, sun damage, or loose skin can affect how the pigment settles.

• Natural Skin Undertones: Your skin’s undertones may influence the final healed color.

• Alcohol Intake and Smoking: These can delay healing and negatively affect the results.

• Stress and Immune System: High stress or a weakened immune system can slow down the healing process.

• Poor Diet: An unhealthy diet may delay recovery and impact the results.

• Aftercare: Not following aftercare instructions properly can lead to poor healing, patchy pigmentation, or other issues.

Following these guidelines and considering these factors will help ensure a safe Nanoblading procedure and the best possible results. Always consult with your healthcare provider if you have any concerns.

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