After Care | MICROBAE

Please carefully follow the aftercare guidelines for your specific procedure. Proper healing is essential for achieving the best possible results.
It is strongly recommended that you review these instructions before booking your appointment.

Keep the treated area clean and hydrated.
Avoid sun exposure, sweating, and water immersion (baths, pools, saunas) for the first 7–10 days.
Do not pick or scratch at peeling or scabbing skin — allow it to flake naturally.
Use only approved ointments or balms as directed by your technician.
Avoid active skincare products (exfoliants, acids, anti-aging) near the treated area during the healing period.
Stay well-hydrated and follow up with your technician as recommended.

Gently cleanse the area twice daily with mild soap and lukewarm water. Pat dry—do not rub.
Apply a thin layer of aftercare ointment (as recommended) 2–3 times per day.
Avoid soaking in water (baths, pools, hot tubs) for 7–10 days.
Wear loose, breathable clothing to prevent irritation.
Keep the area out of direct sunlight for at least 2 weeks. Use SPF 30+ once healed.
Do not scratch or pick at any flaking or scabbing skin.
Refrain from intense physical activity or anything causing excessive sweating for at least 5–7 days.
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, or tanning beds during the healing process.
Drink plenty of water to support skin recovery.
Contact your technician or healthcare provider if you notice redness, swelling, or signs of infection.
Attend your follow-up appointment as scheduled to evaluate healing and results.

Do not wash your hair or scalp for 48 hours post-treatment.
Use a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo after the initial healing period (after 48 hours).
Avoid heat styling, harsh hair products, or chemical treatments for at least 7–10 days.
Do not expose your scalp to sunlight—wear a hat or use SPF 30+.
No sweating, intense workouts, or saunas/steam rooms for 5–7 days.
Do not scratch, scrub, or pick the scalp during the healing phase.
Continue to stay hydrated to promote healthy skin regeneration.
Full results will develop gradually; schedule follow-ups as advised by your technician.

Avoid washing the scalp for 3 days post-treatment.
From days 4–7, cleanse gently with water only—no shampoo yet.
Resume using gentle shampoo (fragrance-free, sulfate-free) from day 7 onward.
No sweating, swimming, or saunas for 7 days.
Avoid sun exposure for 2 weeks — wear a hat or apply SPF 30+ after healing.
Do not use minoxidil, hair fibers, or styling products on the area for at least 1 week.
Do not shave the scalp for 7–10 days (if applicable).
Expect mild redness and slight fading in the first week—this is normal.
Follow up in 1–2 weeks to assess results and plan for additional sessions if needed.

Keep brows dry and clean for the first 7–10 days.
Avoid sweat, water, makeup, and steam during healing.
Gently blot brows before bed, then apply a rice-size amount of aftercare balm (if instructed).
In the morning, clean gently with a damp paper towel, then reapply balm.
Do not overapply—brows should not look wet or greasy.
Brows will flake and scab—do not pick! Allow natural shedding.
On day 10, cleanse with a mild cleanser and fingertips to remove any residual dead skin.
Brows may appear lighter at first—this is normal. Color will resurface in the coming weeks.

What to Expect:

Brows may appear reddish or dark during the first week.
Color may seem to fade before it returns—this is part of the normal healing process.
Final results appear after 4 weeks, followed by your touch-up session for perfecting shape and color.

Day 1

Days 2–6

Lips will feel tight, dry, and chapped.
Apply thin layers of ointment 5–6 times per day—allow some drying time between applications.
Use a straw for drinking; avoid hot or spicy foods.
Wash at night with gentle cleanser
Avoid sun exposure, steam, swimming, and excessive moisture.
Do not pick at peeling lips—let them flake naturally.

Healing Phase:

Refrain from using exfoliants, acids, anti-aging creams, Neosporin, etc., near lips for 4 weeks.
Final color develops in 4–6 weeks as lips fully heal.

What to Expect: