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How should my client prepare for a facial procedure?
Undergoing a face or forehead lift has a significant impact on skin, making it very important to pre-operatively prepare the skin. Keeping skin well-hydrated and nourished with vitamins will help reduce healing time and redness. Serums play an important role in preparing skin for a procedure because of their ability to stimulate healthy tissue growth and promote wound-healing. Sunscreen is also vital to a pre-procedure skincare regime.
How should my client treat their skin post-procedure?
After a client's physician tells them it's appropriate to begin a skincare regime, they may start using products to treat their skin. Puffiness, bruising and numbness are common post-surgery symptoms, so special care must be exercised. During post-procedure healing, it is VERY important for a client to avoid extreme heat, direct sun exposure, sunlamps, and hot tubs or baths. Keeping cool will help lessen healing time.
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How should my client treat their skin following a laser hair removal or electrolysis?
To soothe the skin following a hair removal treatment, apply IngrownOut! Gel to affected areas. This product will help soothe the skin while preventing and treating ingrown hairs. It leaves no white residue or offensive scent and is safe for use on the bikini area, face, underarms, nape of neck, legs and chest.
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