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• Schedule your remover session at least 6–8 weeks after your last PMU or tattoo procedure to allow complete healing.
• If you have had laser removal previously, wait at least 8 weeks before undergoing remover treatment.
• Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 2 weeks before your appointment. Do not treat tanned or sunburned skin.
• Discontinue use of retinoids, AHA/BHA acids, and exfoliating products on the treatment area
for 1 week before your session.
• Avoid blood-thinning medications such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Vitamin E, and fish oil for 24 hours before the procedure unless prescribed by your physician.
• Refrain from consuming alcohol for 24 hours before treatment to reduce the risk of bruising and bleeding.
• Avoid caffeine on the day of your procedure to help maintain stable blood pressure.
• If you are taking antibiotics or any photosensitive medications, inform your technician beforehand
• If you have a history of keloid scarring, hypertrophic scars, or poor wound healing, inform your technician before the procedure.
• If you have a history of cold sores (herpes simplex virus) and the treatment area is near the mouth, consult with a healthcare provider. Antiviral medication should be started 2 days before the procedure.
• Ensure the treatment area is free from cuts, abrasions, active acne, infections, or skin
conditions.
• You may be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle. Consider scheduling
your appointment outside of this time for increased comfort.
• Arrive with clean skin – remove all makeup, lotions, creams, and oils from the treatment area.
• Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the treatment area.
• Eat a light meal before your appointment to maintain energy levels.
• Stay well-hydrated.
• Plan for downtime after the procedure, as the treated area will require careful management.
• The treated area will be covered with a bandage or protective dressing.
• You may experience a burning or stinging sensation for several hours – this is normal.
• Redness, swelling, and tenderness around the treatment site are expected.
DAYS 1–3:
• Swelling and inflammation will peak during this period.
• The area may weep clear or slightly colored fluid (lymph) – this is a normal part of the healing process.
• A scab or crust will begin to form over the treated area.
• Discomfort should gradually decrease after the first 48 hours.
DAYS 4–14:
• The scab will thicken and harden. Important: Do not pick, scratch, or forcibly remove the scab. Allow it to fall off naturally to prevent scarring and infection.
• Pigment will lift out with the scab as it sheds.
• Itching is common during this phase – resist the urge to scratch.
• The treated area may appear lighter or have a temporary “halo” effect as pigment is extracted.
WEEKS 2–8:
• Once the scab has completely fallen off, the skin underneath may appear pink or lighter in color.
• Pigment fading will continue as your skin regenerates.
• Full healing and final results are typically visible 6–8 weeks post-treatment.
• Multiple sessions (usually 1–3) spaced 8–12 weeks apart may be required depending on pigment depth and desired results.
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