PRP Hair Injections

WHAT TO DO:

• Keep the area clean and dry
  Avoid touching your scalp for the first few hours, then gently cleanse with a mild shampoo after 24 hours.
• Sleep with your head elevated the first night
  Use an extra pillow to help minimize swelling and discomfort.
• Use only recommended products
  Stick to the shampoos, conditioners, and topicals your provider has approved for the first 48–72 hours.
• Expect mild soreness or tightness
  Tenderness, mild swelling, or small bumps at injection sites are normal and should improve over a few days.

WHAT TO AVOID:

• No washing or wetting the scalp for 24 hours
  Avoid showers directly on the scalp, swimming, and heavy sweating during this time.
• Avoid hair coloring and chemical treatments for 3–7 days
  No dye, bleach, perms, relaxers, or keratin treatments until your provider’s recommended time frame.
• No harsh hair products for 48 hours
  Skip sprays, gels, mousses, and dry shampoo that can irritate the scalp.
• Avoid strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours
  Heavy physical activity and excessive sweating can increase swelling and irritation.
• Stay out of saunas, hot tubs, and steam rooms for 48 hours
  Heat can increase inflammation and discomfort at the injection sites.
• Avoid alcohol and smoking for 24 hours
  These can impair healing and blood flow to the scalp.
• No scratching, picking, or massaging the scalp for at least 24–48 hours
  This helps protect the injection sites and reduces the risk of infection.

When to Call Your Provider

• Significant or worsening pain not relieved by recommended medication

• Noticeable swelling that is increasing, or large lumps that do not improve

• Signs of infection: increasing redness, warmth, pus, or fever

• Persistent bleeding from injection sites

• Any reaction that feels severe, unusual, or worries you

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PRP Under-eye Injections

WHAT TO DO:

• Use cold compresses as needed
  Apply a cool (not icy) compress around, not directly on, the injection sites for 5–10 minutes at a time to help reduce swelling and discomfort.
• Sleep with your head elevated the first 1–2 nights
  Use an extra pillow so fluid does not pool under the eyes and worsen puffiness.
• Be gentle with the eye area
  When cleansing, pat—do not rub—the skin and use a mild, non-irritating cleanser.
• Expect mild swelling or bruising
  Puffiness, a “full” feeling, or light bruising is common and usually improves over several days.

WHAT TO AVOID:

• No rubbing, massaging, or pressing on the under-eye area for 24–48 hours
  This helps keep the PRP where it was placed and protects the fragile tissues.
• Avoid makeup on the treated area for 24 hours if possible
  Especially avoid heavy concealer or application with pressure, brushes, or sponges over injection points.
• No strenuous exercise for 24 hours
  Intense activity can increase blood flow and swelling around the eyes.
• Avoid saunas, hot tubs, steam rooms, and very hot showers for 24–48 hours
  Heat may increase swelling and redness.
• No alcohol or blood-thinning medications for 24 hours (unless prescribed)
  Avoid alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, and similar products unless your prescribing provider tells you otherwise, as they can worsen bruising.
• Do not lie face-down or sleep on your stomach the first night
  Try to stay on your back so pressure is not placed on the under-eye area.

When to Call Your Provider

• Sudden or severe pain in or around the eyes

• Vision changes (blurry vision, double vision, dark spots, or any change in sight)

• Marked swelling that rapidly worsens or becomes very firm and painful

• Signs of infection: increasing redness, warmth, pus, or fever

• Any reaction that feels severe, unusual, or concerning to you

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Sculptra Aftercare

WHAT TO DO

• Massage the treated area: 4-3-2-1 Rule
• Massage for 4 minutes first day morning/night, 3 minutes next day morning/night. 2 minutes and so on.
• This helps evenly distribute the product and prevent small lumps or nodules from forming under the skin.
• Use a gentle moisturizer or arnica cream if approved by your provider.
• Apply cold packs (if needed)
• Use a cold compress intermittently for the first 24 hours to reduce swelling or discomfort.
• Wrap the pack in a clean cloth — do not apply ice directly to the skin.
• Stay hydrated
• Collagen production is supported by good hydration. Drink plenty of water in the days and weeks following treatment.
• Sleep with your head elevated
• For the first night or two, this can help minimize swelling.

WHAT TO AVOID

• Increases circulation, which may worsen swelling or bruising.
• Alcohol and medications like aspirin or ibuprofen can increase bruising.
• Heat can increase swelling and may interfere with proper integration of the product.
• Wait until redness/swelling subsides to avoid irritation or infection.
• Avoid strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours
• Avoid alcohol and blood thinners (unless prescribed)
• Avoid excessive sun, heat, or saunas for at least 3 days
• Do not apply makeup for 24 hours if there’s swelling or broken skin

WHAT TO EXPECT

IMMEDIATELY:
You may experience: swelling, mild bruising, or redness. You may look "fuller" than expected (this is temporary).
WHAT TO DO: Ice and massage

DAY 1-5:
You may experience: swelling resolves; the fullness may reduce as water is absorbed.
WHAT TO DO: Continue 5-5-5 massages.

WEEKS 2-6:
You may experience: Gradual collagen stimulation begins. You may not notice visible results yet.
WHAT TO DO: Be patient; follow-up may be scheduled.

WEEKS 2-6:
You may experience: Improvements in volume, texture, and firmness become more noticeable.
WHAT TO DO: May require additional sessions for best results.

*Call Your Provider If You Notice*
Hard, painful, or growing nodules, Signs of infection (redness, pus, heat, worsening pain), Asymmetry or skin discoloration

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Filler Aftercare

WHAT TO DO

• Gently apply an ice pack wrapped in a cloth for 10–15 minutes every hour for the first day to reduce swelling and bruising.
• Do not apply ice directly to the skin or press hard.Use a cloth or barrier for the ice to touch the skin.
• Use an extra pillow to prop your head up.
• Gently cleanse with mild soap and water. avoid touching or applying pressure.
• Apply cold compresses
• Stay well-hydrated
• Sleep with your head elevated (first 1–2 nights)
• Keep the area clean especially if there’s redness or broken skin from the injection.
• Avoid aspirin, alcohol, Advil. These Increase blood flow and may worsen swelling or bruising.
• Do not massage unless your provider specifically instructs you this can displace the product.

WHAT TO AVOID

• Avoid saunas, hot showers, tanning beds, or steam rooms which can increase inflammation.
• No makeup for at least 12–24 hours
• Avoid heavy exercise for 24–48 hours
• No alcohol or blood thinners for 24–48 hours
• Avoid touching, massaging, or pressing on treated areas
• Stay out of heat for 48–72 hours

WHAT TO EXPECT

IMMEDIATELY:
Mild swelling, redness, tenderness, possible bruising. THIS IS NORMAL AND TEMPORARY

1-3 DAYS:
Swelling may peak, especially in lips or under eyes
WHAT TO DO: Continue icing and stay elevated

3-7 DAYS:
Swelling and bruising subside. You’ll begin to see more final results

2 WEEKS:
Full results visible. Schedule follow-up if needed.

*Call Your Provider If You Notice*
Severe pain or blanching (whitening) of the skin, Lumps that persist or grow, Signs of infection: pus, heat, fever, increased swelling, Visual disturbances (rare emergency)

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Microneedling/RF Microneedling Aftercare

WHAT TO DO

• Cleanse next day with lukewarm water and a fragrance-free, non-exfoliating cleanser.
• Pat dry with a clean towel, no rubbing.
• Use soothing products with hyaluronic acid, ceramides, or aloe vera.
• Keep the skin hydrated to support healing.
• Skin is photosensitive after treatment. Apply sunscreen daily, starting the next morning.
• Avoid sun exposure as much as possible for at least 1–2 weeks.
• Helps avoid infection. Also avoid touching your face unnecessarily.
• Drink plenty of water and support healing from within.
• Use a gentle cleanser (after 4–6 hours)
• Hydrate with a gentle moisturizer
• Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+
• Use clean pillowcases, sheets, and towels
• Stay hydrated and eat anti-inflammatory foods

WHAT TO AVOID

• Your skin is open and healing — makeup can clog and irritate.
• Do NOT use: Retinoids (retinol, tretinoin), AHAs/BHAs (glycolic, lactic, salicylic acids), Vitamin C serums (unless specifically formulated for post-procedure), Benzoyl peroxide or acne treatments
• Avoid direct sun, saunas, hot showers, steam rooms, and exercise.
• Heat and sweat can irritate the skin and increase inflammation.
• Flaking or dryness is normal. Let your skin shed naturally.
• No makeup for at least 24 hours
• Avoid active skincare ingredients for 3–5 days
• No sun, heat, or sweating for 48–72 hours
• Don’t pick, scrub, or exfoliate

TIMEFRAME

0–24 HOURS:
WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE: Redness, sensitivity, tightness
WHAT TO DO: No makeup, gentle cleanser after 4–6 hrs

1-3 DAYS:
WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE: Mild redness, dryness, flaking
WHAT TO DO: Keep moisturizing, avoid actives

3-5 DAYS:
WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE: Peeling, rough texture
WHAT TO DO: Use gentle moisturizers and SPF

1 WEEK+:
WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE: Glow, improved texture begins
WHAT TO DO: Resume full skincare slowly

*Call Your Provider If You Notice*
Signs of infection (increased redness, heat, pus, fever), Severe or prolonged swelling, Hives, itching, or rash

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Laser Genesis/IPL Aftercare

WHAT TO DO

• Apply sunscreen daily. Use broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher every day, starting immediately after treatment. Reapply throughout the day, especially if outdoors.
• Hydrate the skin. Use a gentle, hydrating moisturizer (look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, or niacinamide). Drink plenty of water to support skin health from the inside out.
• Use a gentle cleanser. Stick to a mild, non-exfoliating cleanser for 1–2 days post-treatment. Pat dry — do not rub the skin.
• Sleep with a clean pillowcase. Helps prevent irritation or contamination of sensitive skin.
• Follow your treatment plan. Laser Genesis/IPL works best in a series — usually 4–6 treatments spaced 2–4 weeks apart. Maintain your schedule for cumulative benefits.

WHAT TO AVOID

• Avoid sun exposure for 48–72 hours. Your skin may be more photosensitive. Stay out of direct sunlight and wear a wide-brimmed hat if outdoors.
• No harsh products or exfoliants for 3–5 days. Avoid: Retinoids (retinol, tretinoin), Vitamin C (unless very gentle), AHAs/BHAs (glycolic, salicylic, lactic acids), Scrubs or physical exfoliants
• No hot showers, steam rooms, or saunas for 24–48 hours. Heat can exacerbate redness and interfere with healing.
• No makeup for at least 12–24 hours. Give your skin time to breathe and recover.
• Avoid picking or touching your face excessively. Skin may be slightly warm or pink — let it calm down on its own.

TIMEFRAME

IMMEDIATELY:
WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE: Mild redness, warmth (like a light sunburn)
WHAT TO DO: This usually resolves in a few hours

1-3 DAYS:
WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE:Glowing skin, mild sensitivity
WHAT TO DO: Continue gentle skincare and SPF

1 WEEK+:
WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE: Improved tone, smaller pores
WHAT TO DO: Results build with consistent treatments

*Call Your Provider If*
Redness worsens or lasts more than 3 days, You notice blistering, severe discomfort, or signs of infection, You develop any unexpected reactions

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