Tiny Tattoo
Must Present Valid ID, 18 & Over
No alcohol or caffeine day of for best results
ABSORB
Gently blot tattoo with clean tissue to absorb excess lymph fluid. Do this every 5 minutes for the rest of the day until the oozing has stopped. Removing this fluid prevents hardening of the lymphatic fluids
WIPE- AFTER 4 HOURS OF THE PROCEDURE
With clean hands, gently wipe tattoo with a cotton pad; dampen with distilled water, squeeze out the excess water and lightly wipe the aftercare ointment from tattoo. Allow tattoo to breathe.
You need to treat the area with the absolute care that you would treat any other type of tattoo. The aftercare is just as important as getting the tattoo itself, tattoos are not permanent until they are healed
WASH, DRY & MOISTURIZE
Keep clean and let it breathe!
1. WASH
Daily to remove bacteria & buildup “gently” wash tattoo with a very light touch, by splashing distilled water and using fingertips in circular motion using a gentle soap (fragrance free | antibacterial)
- Dial Antibacterial Gold Soap
- CerVe
- Baby Shampoo
Avoid direct water pressure- while showering, keep your tattoo completely away from direct water pressure, may prematurely remove scabbing. Take quick showers avoiding steam to develop in bathroom or take a bath instead
2. DRY
Pat with disposable paper towel and WAIT 10 MINUTES for area to air dry, “NEVER” apply aftercare ointment on wet or damp tattoo
Since exposure to too much water can cause tattoo to scab over, which will cause the tattoo to heal unevenly.
3. MOISTURIZE
Apply aftercare ointment twice a day- morning and before bed
Remove a rice grain amount of aftercare ointment with a cotton swab or ring finger. Then spread a “very thin” film of ointment to the tattoo. Be sure not to over-apply, as this will suffocate your skin and delay healing. The ointment should be barely noticeable on the skin. The key is to apply only a very THIN LAYER of product and rub it into the skin. Wounds need oxygen to heal and suffocating the skin with a thick layer of product may prevent the skin from breathing and delay healing.
- MAKEUP, LOTION OR SCRUBBING directly on area
- Use fresh and clean towels and bed sheets
PICKING
– let any scabbing or dry skin naturally exfoliate away. Picking can cause scarring or loss of color- DIRECT SUN EXPOSURE-sun tanning or salon tanning beds, will heal darker and blur
SWEATING, GYM + EXERCISE
Avoid the following: long showers, massages, jacuzzis, saunas, hot yoga and swimming
NOW IT IS TIME TO CRITIQUE YOUR TATTOO, IT HAS BECOME PART OF THE DERMIS, THE HEALED RESULTS ARE REVEALED LONG TERM CARE
Use a good sunscreen on your tattoo, sun exposure will fade your tattoo. Sun exposure will darken tattoo and cannot be lighten
When appropriately healed, the results can last anywhere between 1- 2 years depending on:
Lifestyle
Medical Condition
Medication
Age
Skin Type
Sun Exposure
Face Products
If an infection or adverse reaction occurs at the site of the procedure area, contact your personal physician for treatment and report to SNHD special programs at (702) 759-0677.
Must Present Valid ID, 18 & Over
No alcohol or caffeine day of for best results
AFTERCARE DAY OF TREATMENT:
ABSORB
If you notice excess of lymph fluid gently blot tattoo with clean tissue. Do this every 5 minutes for the rest of the day until the oozing has stopped. Removing this fluid prevents hardening of the lymphatic fluids
WIPE- AFTER 4 HOURS OF THE PROCEDURE
With clean hands, gently wipe tattoo with a cotton pad; dampen with distilled water, squeeze out the excess water and lightly wipe the aftercare ointment from tattoo. Allow tattoo to breathe.
You need to treat the area with the absolute care that you would treat any other type of tattoo. The aftercare is just as important as getting the tattoo itself, tattoos are not permanent until they are healed
WASH, DRY & MOISTURIZE
Keep clean and let it breathe!
1. WASH
Daily to remove bacteria & buildup “gently” wash tattoo with a very light touch, by splashing distilled water and using fingertips in circular motion using a gentle soap (fragrance free | antibacterial)
- Dial Antibacterial Gold Soap
- CerVe
- Baby Shampoo
Avoid direct water pressure- while showering, keep your tattoo completely away from direct water pressure, may prematurely remove scabbing. Take quick showers avoiding steam to develop in bathroom or take a bath instead
2. DRY
Pat with disposable paper towel and WAIT 10 MINUTES for area to air dry, “NEVER” apply aftercare ointment on wet or damp tattoo
Since exposure to too much water can cause tattoo to scab over, which will cause the tattoo to heal unevenly.
3. MOISTURIZE
Apply aftercare ointment twice a day- morning and before bed
Remove a rice grain amount of aftercare ointment with a cotton swab or ring finger. Then spread a “very thin” film of ointment to the tattoo. Be sure not to over-apply, as this will suffocate your skin and delay healing. The ointment should be barely noticeable on the skin. The key is to apply only a very THIN LAYER of product and rub it into the skin. Wounds need oxygen to heal and suffocating the skin with a thick layer of product may prevent the skin from breathing and delay healing.
MAKEUP, LOTION OR SCRUBBING directly on tattoo
Use a fresh + clean towels and bedsheets
PICKING- let any scabbing or dry skin naturally exfoliate away. Picking can cause scarring or loss of color
DIRECT SUN EXPOSURE-sun tanning or salon tanning beds, will heal darker and blur
SWEATING, GYM + EXERCISE
AVOID THE FOLLOWING: long showers, massages, jacuzzis, saunas, hot yoga and swimming
Now it is time to critique your tattoo it has become part of the dermis, the healed results are revealed.
LONG TERM CARE
Use a good sunscreen on your tattoo, sun exposure will fade your cosmetic tattoo. Sun exposure will darken or change color of tattoo.
When appropriately healed, may begin to fad depending on:
Lifestyle
Medical Condition
Medication
Age
Skin Type
Sun Exposure
Face Products
If an infection or adverse reaction occurs at the site of the procedure area, contact your personal physician for treatment and report to SNHD special programs at (702) 759-0677.