Our clients can expect the following after having nano brows applied:
Day 1 – Mild tenderness to the brow with slight pink/redness around the area.
Days 2 to 3 – Darkened areas, residual red pigment flakiness and a moderate amount of scabbing. Nano brows, however, are usually less likely to scab.
Days 4 to 8 – Scabs will begin to flake off anytime between 4 to 5 days but in some cases, flakiness might last a little longer (the ‘scabby’ phase).
After the scabs flake off, the pigment colour and strokes on nano brows will look very light, faded and blurry (the ‘light’ phase). After healing (up to 4 weeks after your treatment), the pigment will have more intense colour. You can then return to our clinic in Coulsdon for your top up around weeks 6 to 8.
On the day of the treatment, we advise that clients visiting us locally, or from the surrounding Caterham, Surrey and Sussex areas, clean their brows with a sterile and tepid water. Gently blot the area with a damp cotton pad every 1 to 2 hours. This will soak up the lymph fluid which will secrete from the skin.
It is normal to see a small amount of ink on the cotton pad.
In 2 to 3 days, you will notice that semi-permanent brows look darker and you may notice some slight shedding. During this time, apply a small amount of aftercare balm to lessen dryness and to allow the scabbing to come away.
Please do not pick the scabs and try to not rub at your new nano brows. The results will be seen in 4 weeks. Please do not wax or tint for at least 14 days.
You can see examples of our nano brows on our website’s gallery page.
Lips will take approximately 5 to 7 days to be sufficiently healed. After your lip blush treatment, the lips will appear darker initially. They will lose up to 40% of this darkness during healing. Colours and final results can take up to 6 weeks.
Full aftercare advice is available here on our website.
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Your eyes may have a slightly swollen look immediately after a treatment but this will reduce quickly and you can return to work immediately if needed. It is common for the colour to look intense while you heal but, much like swelling, this intensity will soften within a few hours to leave you with a natural look.
Other considerations include:
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