Cosmetic Transformations of SWFL
Enhancing Appearances... Changing Lives
Pre Procedure Instructions
*COMPLETE MEMBER REGISTRATION (here on this website)
Inform Jennifer if you are allergic to:
- Lidocaine anesthesia (If allergic, you would've had a reaction during a dental procedure.)
2. Latex gloves.
3. Bacitracin (antibiotic)
- Ask all questions necessary during CONSULTATION and PRIOR to the procedure until you feel confident and comfortable.
- Find a good date, when you will be RELAXED.
- If you have a nervous or anxious nature, ask your physician to prescribe helpful medication such as Valium or Xanax.
- Avoid alcohol and any blood thinning medication such as coumadin or aspirin for 24 hrs prior to procedure.
- Be PUNCTUAL to your appointment.
- COME IN WITH A CLEAN FACE. Do not wear makeup.
- Upon arrival, take 2 Benadryl to minimize swelling and tears.
- SILENCE YOUR CELL PHONE.
- Close your eyes and RELAX! Keep quiet so Jennifer can concentrate and provide you her best performance.
For Eyeliner Procedures:
- Anxiety medication is required for all eyeliner procedures.
- Do not wear contact lenses during eyeliner procedures and for 72 hrs after. Come in with your prescription glasses.
- Bring sunglasses. Eyes will be light sensitive and dilated immediately after. Sunglasses will also protect from UV rays.
- If using Latisse, discontinue using for at least one week prior to procedure.
For Lip Color Procedures:
- Preventative fever blister prescription, from your doctor, is required. We recommend Valtrex.
48 Hour Cancelation Policy
If you must reschedule your appointment, please let us know as soon as possible to avoid a last minute cancelation fee of $50 per procedure scheduled.
After Care Instructions
(7-10 Day Regimen)
- Keep moist with A&D Ointment or Sterilized Petroleum Jelly. Apply twice a day with a clean, new Q-tip each time.
- Do not touch, rub, scratch, pick or peel.
- Apply an extra generous amount of ointment prior to showering.
- Avoid steam (from hot tub or showering with hot water for prolonged time.)
- Avoid direct water pressure.
- Keep chemicals away from treated area.
- Do not expose to sun or tanning bed.
- Do not swim in fresh, salt or chlorinated water.
- Avoid heavy perspiration (Salt removes pigment.)
- Avoid exposure to unsanitary environment.
- Do not apply topical cosmetics directly over the area during healing.
Lip Color Additional After Care
- Avoid spicy foods.
- Do not bite lips into food.
- Cut food into tiny pieces.
- Do not stretch the lips.
- Drink through a straw.
- Keep smothered with ointment at all times.
- Avoid sticking to pillow while sleeping.
- Keep mouthwash, toothpaste and ALL substances away from lips!
What to Expect During Healing
- Expect some swelling, redness, itching and irritation during the healing process. Do not rub!
* Outer Healing (dermis) completes in about 7 - 10 days. Inner healing (epidermis) completes in 1 - 2 months.
- Touch ups may be done a month after a procedure, not sooner. Performing a touch up too early may cause scarring and the healing process of epidermis will interfere with pigment retention.
- Some colors take 2 months or longer to settle in and show true results. Brows will oxidize and get darker before they soften in healing. This is normal!
- Scabs are dark. Permanent makeup scabs are even darker because they contain pigment. Scabs begin to come off on their own between day 4 - 7. A lighter color will appear underneath. The new baby skin will have a waxy texture and will fog the design a bit until healing is complete.
- We would love to see you AFTER 28 days of procedure, NOT BEFORE, in order to see true results.
- Lighter and / or darker colors may be applied during touch up appointment to create balance and add dimension.
- Heavier, thicker and more dramatic designs require additional sessions to build up to. Your skin will only allow so much trauma at a time.
- To complete a design one or two additional tweak sessions may be necessary.
- Exposure to sun, anti-aging products and services that contain acids, lighteners and exfoliates cause premature fading of pigment. Avoid the pigmented areas.
- When getting a laser treatment, remind your technician to protect your permanent makeup tattoo.
- Keep it fresh! Come in once a year for a touch up. It's only $150 within 12 months of your last procedure.