Care Guide
Anti-Wrinkle Treatment
Pre-Care for Anti-Wrinkle Treatment
- Consultation
Schedule a consultation with your licensed healthcare provider to discuss your goals, medical history, and any concerns you may have.
- Avoid Blood Thinners
Refrain from consuming blood-thinning medications or supplements, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and fish oil, at least one week before the treatment to minimize bruising.
- Inform Your Provider
Disclose any medications, allergies, or existing medical conditions to your healthcare provider to ensure they have a comprehensive understanding of your health.
- Stay Hydrated
Maintain adequate hydration by drinking plenty of water in the days leading up to your treatment. Hydrated skin can enhance the effectiveness of the procedure.
- Avoid Alcohol
Limit alcohol consumption 24 hours before the treatment to reduce the risk of bruising and swelling.
- Skip Makeup
Arrive at your appointment with a clean face, free of makeup and skincare products.
Post-Care for Anti-Wrinkle Treatment
- Avoid Touching/Treating the Area
Refrain from touching or applying pressure to the treated area for at least six hours after the procedure to allow the toxin to settle into the intended muscles.
- Stay Upright
Avoid lying down or engaging in strenuous physical activities for the first few hours post-treatment to prevent the migration of the toxin to unintended areas.
- No Exercise
Skip vigorous exercise for the remainder of the day to minimize the risk of swelling and bruising.
- Skip Blood Thinners
Steer clear of blood-thinning medications or supplements for the next 24 hours to reduce the likelihood of bruising.
- Gentle Face Washing
Wash your face gently and avoid massaging the treated area for the first day. Pat your face dry instead of rubbing.
- Avoid Heat Exposure
Refrain from saunas, hot tubs, and prolonged sun exposure for at least 24 hours.
- No Facial Treatments
Avoid facial treatments, including massages and facials, for the first week post-treatment.
- Follow-Up Appointment
Attend any scheduled follow-up appointments as advised by your healthcare provider to ensure optimal results and address any concerns.
- Be Patient
Results may take a few days to become noticeable. Be patient and allow the product to take full effect.
- Contact Your Provider
If you experience any unusual or severe side effects, contact your healthcare provider promptly.
Dermal Filler Treatment
Pre-Care for Dermal Filler Treatment
- Consultation
Schedule a consultation with your licensed healthcare provider to discuss your aesthetic goals, medical history, and expectations.
- Avoid Blood Thinners
Refrain from taking blood-thinning medications or supplements, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and fish oil, at least one week before the treatment to minimize the risk of bruising.
- Inform Your Provider
Disclose any medications, allergies, or existing medical conditions to your healthcare provider to ensure they have a comprehensive understanding of your health.
- Stay Hydrated
Maintain good hydration by drinking plenty of water in the days leading up to your treatment. Well-hydrated skin responds better to dermal fillers.
- Skip Alcohol
Limit alcohol consumption 24 hours before the treatment to reduce the risk of bruising and swelling.
- No Makeup
Attend your appointment with a clean face, free of makeup and skincare products.
Post-Care for Dermal Filler Treatment
- Avoid Touching/Treating the Area
Refrain from touching or applying pressure to the treated area for several hours after the procedure to allow the filler to settle. Avoid firm pressure on the face for two weeks.
- Stay Upright
Avoid lying down or engaging in strenuous physical activities for the first few hours post-treatment to prevent the migration of the filler.
- No Exercise
Skip vigorous exercise for the remainder of the day to minimize the risk of swelling and bruising.
- Skip Blood Thinners
Avoid blood-thinning medications or supplements for the next 24 hours to reduce the likelihood of bruising.
- Gentle Face Washing
Wash your face gently and avoid massaging the treated area for the first day. Pat your face dry instead of rubbing.
- Avoid Heat Exposure
Refrain from saunas, hot tubs, and prolonged sun exposure for at least 24 hours.
- No Facial Treatments
Avoid facial treatments, including massages and facials, for the first-week post-treatment.
- Follow-Up Appointment
Attend any scheduled follow-up appointments as advised by your healthcare provider to ensure optimal results and address any concerns.
- Be Patient
Allow time for the filler to settle and any swelling to subside. Results may take a few days to become fully apparent.
- Contact Your Provider
If you experience any unusual or severe side effects, contact your healthcare provider promptly.
Chemical Peel
Pre-Care for Chemical Peel
- Consultation
Schedule a consultation with your licensed skincare professional to discuss your skin concerns, and medical history, and determine the most suitable peel for your skin type.
- Avoid Sun Exposure
Refrain from direct sun exposure and tanning beds for at least two weeks before the chemical peel. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF during this period.
- Discontinue Retinoids
Stop using retinoids or products containing high concentrations of vitamin A for at least one week before the chemical peel.
- No Active Skin Conditions
Postpone the treatment if you have any active skin infections, cold sores, or other skin conditions in the treatment area.
- Inform Your Provider
Disclose any medications, allergies, or existing medical conditions to your skin care professional to ensure they have a comprehensive understanding of your health.
- Avoid Blood Thinners
Refrain from taking blood-thinning medications or supplements, such as aspirin and ibuprofen, for at least one week before the peel to reduce the risk of bruising.
Post-Care for Chemical Peel
- Sun Protection
Protect your skin from direct sun exposure for at least one week after the chemical peel. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF and wear a hat when outdoors.
- Gentle Cleansing
Cleanse your face with a mild, non-irritating cleanser for the first few days post-peel. Avoid using hot water or harsh cleansers.
- Moisturize
Keep your skin well-moisturized using a gentle, hydrating moisturizer to aid in the healing process.
- Avoid Peeling
Do not pick, peel, or scratch the treated skin. Let the peeling occur naturally to avoid scarring or hyperpigmentation.
- No Makeup
Avoid applying makeup for at least 24 hours after the chemical peel to prevent irritation and contamination.
- Avoid Active Ingredients
Steer clear of skincare products containing retinoids, glycolic acid, or other active ingredients for a few days post-peel unless advised otherwise by your skincare professional.
- No Scrubbing or Exfoliation
Avoid using abrasive scrubs or exfoliating products on the treated area for the first week. Let the skin heal naturally.
- Hydrate
Drink plenty of water to keep your body and skin hydrated during the recovery period.
- Avoid Heat
Refrain from activities that generate heat, such as saunas, steam rooms, and hot showers, for a few days post-peel.
- Follow-Up Appointments
Attend any scheduled follow-up appointments as recommended by your skincare professional to assess the results and address any concerns.
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