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Frequently Asked Questions
Please find below questions and answers to common questions. If the information included below does not answer your specific question, please feel free to contact us using our enquiry form and we will be delighted to assist.
Frequently asked questions
General
Your technician will give you all of the appropriate aftercare in full after your treatment and discuss this with you prior to your treatment starting. After treatment you may experience some swelling/redness for up to 48 hours after your treatment. During the healing process you will experience some scabbing of the area. Please do not pick at the area as this may risk infection or pulling pigment out of the area. Try to keep the area as dry as possible during the healing process. We recommend you do not swim, sunbathe or use a sauna/jacuzzi for 2 weeks after the procedure.
No, you can go into work the same day if need be.
For Medical Tattoo either a dressing may be needed for the first 48 hours. If no dressing is needed, the area may look red and/or slightly swollen.
Lips and eyes are the areas that may swell, so it is advisable to have your treatment at least 48 hours before an important event.
Yes. This is a really important part of the treatment, both for you and for us. This is very much an opportunity to ask us any questions and discuss any concerns, and we in turn will take time to fully explain the treatment, what it entails and if the treatment is suitable for you. You will also be advised how many treatments are recommended
For convenience, we offer virtual consultations which are free and with no obligation. If you require a patch test as part of your consultation, there will be a charge.
You will be able to have one person accompany you as long as they are over 18. We are not insured to have children age 18 and under in our clinics.
Please do not arrive for an appointment with a child, as they are not allowed in reception on their own, and they are not allowed in the treatment room. This is for the safety of your child and the management of your appointment and treatment.
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