While you may be excited, there are a few things to keep in mind before your eyebrow embroidery appointment.
Here are what you should review once you have determined that eyebrow embroidery is something you are a good candidate for.
Skin Care
Before the operation, it is expected that you pay some attention to your skin so that you can get the best possible outcomes. Beautiful skin means wonderful results.
It is essential to practise proper face hygiene to keep your skin in its healthiest possible state on the day of your treatment. There should be no acne or other imperfections in the region of the eyebrows. Before receiving therapy, the skin in question must neither be in the inflammatory phase nor in the healing and regeneration process. To prevent your skin from becoming flaky on the day of your treatment, those with drier skin should moisturise and mask more regularly. If the skin is dry and flaking, the pigment will not be able to stay in place.
It is strongly suggested that you postpone your visit till such time as your skin can tolerate treatment.
Asymmetry of the Brows
Before beginning your eyebrow treatment, we suggest making an appointment with an aesthetic specialist if your brows are noticeably out of proportion.
A little bit of unevenness in the eyebrows is a very typical issue. On the other hand, a considerable height difference in the brows could be caused by an imbalance in the muscles. An undiagnosed case of ptosis, often known as a drooping eyelid, affecting the left upper eyelid might be a contributing factor.
Because of the drooping eyelid, the muscle on the left side of the forehead is pulling the eyebrow up with more force. This is done to compensate for the eyelid’s downward position. When this occurs, the opening of the eyes becomes more symmetrical, but it comes at the price of the eyebrows, which end up in varied heights due to the change. Uneven eyebrows are another symptom that can be caused by damage to the frontal branch of the right facial nerve. This nerve regulates the muscles that are responsible for facial expression.
This syndrome causes the right eyebrow to droop, which gives the impression that the left eyebrow is higher than it is. Botox is an excellent treatment for addressing this issue. It inhibits the release of neurotransmitters at the point where the nerve terminals meet the muscle, which results in a temporary weakening of the muscle being targeted. In your particular scenario, Botox can be administered to the frontalis muscle of the left forehead to weaken the left eyebrow elevator and lower the brow’s position.
The General Don’ts
Before getting a treatment done on your eyebrows, there are a few things you should steer clear of doing:
- Please refrain from consuming any blood-thinning drugs (such as aspirin or ibuprofen), alcohol, and supplements (such as fish oil or vitamin E) for at least 48 and 72 hours before the surgery, respectively.
- Do not engage in physical activity on the day of your treatment.
- One week before the procedure, you should refrain from getting any facial treatment, plucking or waxing your brows.