Pre & Post Care

Aftercare instructions are provided before you leave your appointment. This page will hold Emma's own pre-care and aftercare guidance for reference.

Status

The instructions below are placeholders. Emma's own pre-care and aftercare steps will replace them word for word.

[Care instructions pending]

01 — Before Your Appointment

Pre-care.

Steps to take in the days leading up to your treatment.

01[Pre-care step — e.g. what to avoid in the days before]

02[Pre-care step — medication or skincare guidance]

03[Pre-care step — sun exposure guidance]

04[Pre-care step — what to wear to your appointment]

05[Pre-care step — anything to bring or arrange]

02 — Day Of

What to expect when you arrive, and how to prepare that morning.

01[Arrival guidance — time, parking, where to check in]

02[Eating, caffeine, or hydration guidance]

03[Numbing — topical numbing is available if desired]

03 — Healing

Healing varies from person to person. Written instructions specific to your treatment are provided before you leave.

Immediately afterThe treated area may appear darker, red, swollen, or more noticeable than the final result.

As the skin healsSome pigment may fade and the color will gradually settle.

[Days 1–7][Emma's specific aftercare steps for the first week.]

[Weeks 2–8][What to expect and what to avoid as the area settles.]

Next sessionMost clients return in about eight weeks for the following session.

Something Not Looking Right?

[Confirm with Emma: how clients should reach her during healing, and whether calls, texts or both are welcome.]

Begin Privately

Reach out to discuss your treatment area, ask questions, and find out whether paramedical tattooing may be right for you.

PHOTO — Calm treatment room: linen-draped bed, pale oak, plaster wall, single stem in a vase.