After Care

Reiki/Energy/Sound/Crystal Balancing Treatments

After a session, it is advisable to go home and relaox. This ensures maximum benefits from the treatment. Please follow the simple steps below: Drink plenty of water. Avoid caffeine or alcohol. Maintain a healthy diet. IN ADDITION TO FEELINGS OF RELAXATION AND BEING UPLIFTED, OCCASIONALLY SOME PEOPLE EXPERIENCE THE FOLLOWING AFTER A SESSION: Needing to sleep or rest. Headache. Feeling emotional. Increased urination and or bowel movements. Temporary “flu”-like symptoms. These are all positive signs of showing evidence of a body bringing itself back into balance. It is also normal not to experience any of the above. We strongly suggest you keep a journal during your healing journey to write down anything you notice before, during and after your session. It will be helpful to bring to your next session. RF Facials No special care is needed after treatment although your practitioner may suggest some of the following:

Light application of soothing/moisturising lotions, creams or gels to the treatment area;
cool, moisturising mists applied as you feel necessary;
cool water rinses or ice packs applied to the treatment area.

Lipo CavitationMassaging the areaUsing TYH Slimming Cream (Available at The Yoni House)Come 2-3 times per weekDrink lots of water.(divide your body weight by 2 to determine the daily intake of water needed in ounces)Avoid the 5 whites.Dry brush daily pre shower.Avoid alcohol. It slows down the metabolism.1 serving of alcohol requires 2-3 treatments to undo and resume weight loss.Portion control.Keeping your calorie intake between 1200-1400 a day. (depending on activity level)Keeping an active fitness regimen. If you are not active, Do 20 minutes of light to moderate cardio every morning before breakfast.Avoid high fats meat. (lamb, beef ,and steaks)Eating leafy greens, vegetables and some fruits. Micro-needlingImmediately after your Micro-Needling procedure, do not take any anti-inflammatory medications such as Ibuprofen, Motrin or Advil. These agents will interfere with the natural inflammatory process that is critical and responsible for your skin rejuvenation. Follow these simple steps: Day of procedure: No lotions, makeup or other topical products on your face before your procedure. After your procedure your technician may apply a skin moisturizer, and or sun screen. You may clean your face with a gentle cleanser before bed. Day 1: On the next day. Stay away from exfoliants or glycolic acids that are present is cleaners as these can make your skin very dry after the procedure. Be sure to use an approved SPF30 or greater sunscreen! Days 2-7: Within two (2) days following your Micro-Needling procedure, you will notice skin dryness and flaking. This is due to an increased turnover of skin cells. During this period, you may apply your regular skin moisturizer. You may clean your face as usual and apply makeup, as usual. Follow the instructions given to you by your technician . Please note that around the eyes, you may have a little micro bruising that may exist for three or four days. This can easily be covered with makeup. Days later, your skin will start shedding. These are skin layers that would regularly shed a week later, but the Micro-Needling brings this skin to the surface sooner. During this temporary process, your skin will shed and be dry. Days 7+: A week after the Micro-Needling procedure, most patients notice that their skin is smoother and more radiant. Results vary, but usually a course of 1-3 treatments (maximum of 5, depending on the condition being treated) is typically recommended. If you require MORE procedures than this, you may have an unrecognized underlying medical condition and should consult with your provider. Of course, results may vary from patient to patient. Keep in mind that the healthier your body is, the better will be the results you achieve from a Micro-Needling procedure. Your body’s function and overall health are reflected in your skin Permanent Makeup/ MicrobladingDO NOT PANIC THE COLOR WILL LIGHTENEyebrows:1.Dryness and itching in the treated area.2.Flaking.3.Tenderness.Eyeliner & Lash Enhancement:1. Eyelashes may stick together the next morning.2. Puffy eyelids for 2 or 3 days.3.Tenderness.4. Redness or mild bruising around the eyes.5.Itchiness(if poor hygiene is used, an infection can occur and medical treatment may be necessary).6.Swelling. If swelling last beyond two days, remove all ointments and keep dry.YOU MUST FOLLOW THIS REGIMEN OF DAILY CARE:1.Do not touch the treated area unless applying ointment. No scratching, rubbing or picking of the treated area.2.Do not apply eye makeup around treated area until healed.3.If your lashes are sticking together,moisten with distilled water and remove residue.4.Apply ointment many times a day.(Keep moist at all times)on treated area until peeling or sloughing occurs; brows 3 days , eyeliner 3 to 5 days.5.If your wear hard contact lenses you may insert then 1 day after procedure.6.Artificial tears may be used.7. Touch ups may be done after 21 days.END OF FIRST WEEK:1. Same as above.2.Discontinue the ointment if healed.3.You may now wear makeup. Always start with a new tube of mascara.4.No swimming or sunbathing for 1-2 weeks.5.Always wear a sunblock (15 or stronger)when outdoors.Within 4 weeks the final effect of your permanent and semi permanent makeup will be obtained.
Eyelash Lift When cared for properly, lashlash lifts could last up to 6 weeks.Refrain from getting your lashes wet for at least 24 hrs after treatment.Avoid rubbing or touching the eye area as you could irritate the eyes.Don’t spend too long in direct sunlight straight after your treatment. FibroblastBurning sensations will soon reduce.Anti-inflammatory/anti histamine medication can help.You may have some swelling especially around the eyes.Swelling usually lasts a few days.Ice packs can soothe and reduce swelling.Occasional weeping will settle.Formation of brown /black crusts on skin surface.DO NOT pick!Crust will fall off in a few days.Keep area clean and dry.Clean treated area with luke warm boiled water.Avoid alcohol based cleansers.Use sunscreen if out and about.Treatment review in 6 weeks.Do not cover with plasters or occlusive dressings.Contact office if area becomes hot, red, or weeping pus.Following your fibroblast treatment, most people experience a mouth burning sensation similar to sunburn which resolves after a couple of hours.
Depending upon your own sensitivity tolerance this discomfort may last a little longer. If you feel particularly uncomfortable anti-inflammatory medication such as ibuprofen can be taken.(obviously ensure this is compatible with any other prescribe medications you may be taking) As a natural healing response, it is usual for the treated area to become swollen especially around the more delicate areas such as the eyes. Once again this can vary depending upon your natural rate of recovery; however, most people find it only usually last a few days. In extreme cases, ( especially if client has failed to follow aftercare advice ),the swelling can last several days and may interfere with vision. Anti-inflammatory medication and/or anti-histamine may help. Clients often find application of ice packs not only suit but help reduce swelling. Initially after treatment in for a day or so afterwards, there may be occasional weeping. This is simply plasma and is a natural healing response. Is the treated area begins to heal, you will notice it’s drying out process, a brown/black crust develops upon the surface of the skin. This simply flakes off after a few days (usually 3-7) but in some cases can take over two weeks. DO NOT PICK at this frosting as it can lead to infection or scarring. Likewise it is important to keep the treated area clean and dry. If out and about, we revise coverage of the high factor sunscreen to avoid sunburns as the areas sensitivity to sunlight will be heightened. For up to 3 months. Lukewarm boiled or distilled water is best for cleaning the treated area do not use alcohol-based cleansers or plaid plasters/or close of dressings as this will interfere and slow down the healing process. Lukewarm boiled water is best for cleaning the treated area do not use alcohol-based cleansers or apply plasterers/occlusive dressings as this will interfere and slow down the healing process. Avoid activity that brings about heavy sweating ,saunas ,steam , direct sunlight without sunscreen,rooms ,tanning / outdoors or tan beds while healing is in process. This depends on the person’s healing process, usually 10 days. Providing you listen carefully and follow closely all aftercare advice you should soon be enjoying your new look. However, if it anytime the treated area becomes hot, red or show signs of puss. please contact me for advice as you may be developing an infection. For optimal results, more than one treatment is usually needed and he can be completed from around 6 weeks Depending on your own healing recovery, after care hygiene and following your aftercare instructions given , the crusting and or marks usually come completley off in 6 weeks . Some skin takes a little longer. 6 week Follow ups are encouraged. No makeup or tinted moisturizers in or on treated areas. Chemical Peel

Chemical peels can help turn sun damaged skin into fantastic, radiant skin. This type of treatment helps reduce hyperpigmentation and improves skin tone while leaving the skin noticeably brighter and smoother. Once you’ve invested the time for a chemical peel, it’s equally important to have a good after-treatment plan to see the best results possible.

Hands Off

The main goal of a chemical peel is to “burn” off the damaged skin. When the dead skin starts to shed, avoid touching, picking or scratching it with your fingers. Let the dead skin shed off naturally. Don’t peel the skin off with your own fingers. Using fingers to remove the dead skin can lead to possible scarring.

Pull It Back

Help avoid touching the face and prevent breakouts by pulling the hair back off the face with a hair band or hair tie. Allow the skin to go through its naturally peeling process without accidentally contacting your skin while brushing back your hair. Touching the skin with dirty fingers and hands will only aggregate the new skin and may lead to breakouts. If breakouts do occur, don’t treat them yourself. Have your aesthetician treat them for you or just leave them alone.

Moisturize

After receiving a chemical peel, the skin will be sensitive. You do not want to use the same products or follow the same regimen as usual after treatment. The only two products you’ll want to use on your skin during the peeling process are sunscreen and moisturizer. Use a neutral moisturizer such as Aquaphor for the first couple days after treatment. When applying the moisturizer to the skin, be careful not to rub or scrub it in. Gently apply a thick layer of moisturizer all over the skin multiple times throughout the day, if needed. You’ll be able to go back to your regular skincare routine once the peeling process is complete, generally within a week of receiving the chemical peel.

Protect With SPF

You’ve just gone through the process of getting rid of damaged skin with a chemical peel. Avoid damaging the new, vulnerable skin coming through by protecting it with a layer of sunscreen anytime exposure to the sun is possible. Whether sitting by a window or being outside, you need to protect your new skin. Be sure to choose a sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher.

Let It Peel

Do not remove any of the dry, dead skin with any sort of exfoliation during the peeling process. All facial scrubs, acids and brushes are off limits until the skin stops shedding, usually up to a week after treatment.

Lighten Up

Dead skin loves dark clothing. To better camouflage the dead skin shedding off the face, it’s probably a good idea to wear lighter colored clothes during the peeling process.

Don’t Worry

It’s also a good idea to let people around you know that you just received a chemical peel. This way they won’t think something is up with you and your skin. Not only that, your friends can admire your new. Refreshed and glowing skin once the peel is co!mplete