1. Keep the area that has been treated with salt solution clean and dry until it is fully healed, which could take up to 4-6 weeks.
2. Do not apply makeup to the treated area as it is healing.
3. The intent is to allow the area to dry and produce a slight scab/crust.
4. After 24 hours, a CORTISONE CREAM may be used to reduce excessive itching; except around the eye area.
5. DO NOT APPLY ANY OTHER OINTMENTS as they moisten and soften the crust of the skin. These products do not allow the pigment to continue to move to the surface of the skin.
6. Rinse the area three times a day with sterile saline solution to continue to "draw" pigment to the surface of the skin. After the third day, the healing process normally precludes absorption and the client should then discontinue the saline treatment.
7. DO NOT expose the treated area to the sun or tanning beds during or immediately after your removal procedure.
8. Use a sunscreen of at least 30 on the removal site after your skin has healed for a minimum of three months.

***REMEMBER***
The appearance of the skin may be slightly pink for up to one year following the removal process. In addition, the lymphatic system will continue the removal process internally, and thus changes will be noted for up to six months after the procedure has ended.

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