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CONTRAINDICATIONS:
ACTIVITIES THAT MUST BE AVOIDED PRIOR TO & AFTER ALL TREATMENTS:
It is unsafe to receive treatment and dangerous to engage in the listed activities for treatment:
24-28 hours : Shaving, waxing, threading, depilatory Creams, bleaching/coloring, injectables.
1-2 Weeks: Tanning, ANY sun exposure without SPF, sunburns, injectables, active cold sores, Herpes.
3-4 Weeks: Prescription skincare (oral or topical), Retin A (Rx) medications or ANYTHING that would make you photo sensitive, photo-facials, laser treatments, collagen induction therapy (micro needle), dermaplaning, microblading or any PMU tattoos.
6 mo-1 Yr: Shingles, facial surgery, chemotherapy radiation, active cancer, cancer removal spots & Accutane.
Do not take aspirin or any other medicines that lower blood clotting for one week before a treatment. If you are prone to broken capillaries, use creams with vitamin K, C or arnica every day for 7 days before and after your treatment.
SCAR REDUCTION THERAPY OR COLLAGEN INDUCTION THERAPY
- Cancer (ALL forms)
- Pregnancy
- Breast feeding
- Skin inflammation
- Advanced diabetes
- Autoimmune diseases
- Over sensitivity to the procedure’s active ingredients
- Broken blood vessels on the surface of the skin
- ANY type of blood thinner
CHEMICAL PEELS
- Use of Accutane®, Retin-A®, or other medications that exfoliate or thin the skin within 6 months
- Recent cosmetic surgery, laser resurfacing, deep or medium depth chemical peels or dermabrasion
- Severe rosacea or acne
- Easily scars or has hyper-pigmentation tendencies
- Pregnancy – always consult with your obstetrician prior to receiving chemical peels
- Breast feeding
- Sunburn or irritated skin
- Open sores or lesions
- Infectious disease
- Active Herpes simplex
- Diabetes
- High blood pressure
- Heart disease
- Deficient immune system
- PMU–wait 7 days then cover with occlusive barrier
RADIO FREQUENCY
- Cancer (ALL forms)
- Undergoing chemotherapy or immune therapy
- Pregnant
- Breastfeeding
- HIV/AIDS
- Immunodeficiency
- Lupus
- High blood pressure (uncontrolled)
- Diabetes (uncontrolled)
- Prednisone and other steroid medications (treatment will increase inflammation)
- ANY Type of Blood Thinner
- Heart problems or diseases
- Kidney damage, diseases or problems
- Liver damage, diseases or problems
- Haemorrhagic disease, trauma or bleeding
- Numb or insensitive to heat
- Rosacea
- Active implanted device such as pacemaker or defibrillator
ULTRASONIC THERAPY
- Cancer (ALL forms)
- Undergoing chemotherapy or immune therapy
- Pregnant
- Breastfeeding
- HIV/AIDS
- Immunodeficiency
- Lupus
- High blood pressure (uncontrolled)
- Diabetes (uncontrolled)
- Prednisone and other steroid medications (treatment will increase inflammation)
- Heart problems or diseases
- Kidney damage, diseases or problems
- Liver damage, diseases or problems
- Haemorrhagic disease, trauma or bleeding
- Numb or insensitive to heat
- Active implanted device such as pacemaker or defibrillator
VACUUM LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
- Broken blood vessels
- Skin diseases
- Neuralgia eye and trigeminal nerves
- Acute infectious diseases
- Dilated capillaries
- Tumors and postoperative period
- Recent med spa, peels, waxing and other skin treatments
- Pregnancy
- Tuberculosis
- Active cancer
- Breastfeeding
- Mental instability
- ANY type of blood thinner
MICRO-CURRENT
- Cancer (ALL forms)
- Cardiac Pacemakers
- Epilepsy
- Metal Implants
- Skin Irritation
- Pregnancy
- Breastfeeding
- Broken Blood Vessels on the Surface of the Skin
- Mental Instability
- ANY Type of Blood Thinner
LIGHT EMITTED DIODE (L.E.D.)
- Diabetes
- Photosensitizing Medications - Lithium, Melatonin, Phenothiazine, Antipsychotics, certain antibiotics.
- Chemotherapy
- Epilepsy - Must consult with GP prior to treatment
- Pregnancy - Must consult with GP prior to treatment
- Thyroid Conditions
- Skin Cancer
- Lupus
WAX HAIR REMOVAL
- Taking blood-thinners
- Medications for autoimmune disease
- Drugs for Lupus
- Prednisone or steroids
- Psoriasis, dermatitis, or other skin ailments
- Recent corrective or reconstructive surgery
- Recent laser skin treatment
- Severe varicose leg veins
- Rosacea or touchy skin
- History of cold sores or fever blisters (waxing can cause a flare-up)
- Utilizing hydroquinone
- Recent surgical peel, microdermabrasion or peel utilizing glycolic, alpha hydroxy, or salicylic acid, or other acid-based items
HYDRO-DERMABRASION
- Seborrheic Dermatitis
- Eczema
- Telangiectactasia (broken capillaries)
- Mild to Moderate Rosacea
- Raised Moles, Keloid Scars, Skin Tags, Warts
- Psoriasis
- Cuts, Bruises, Abrasions
- Skin cancer (facial)
- Severe sun burn
- Moderate to severe inflammatory acne
- Active cold sores, viral lesions, open skin lesions, impetigo
- Active inflammatory acne outbreak
- Uncontrolled Rosacea
- Uncontrolled Diabetes
- Ringworm
- Lack of tactile sensation
MICRO-DERMABRASION
- Cuts/Abrasions
- Scar tissue (6 months minor operation, 2 years major operation)
- Bruising/Swelling
- Areas where topical accutane has been used
- Undiagnosed lumps and bumps
- Sunburn
- Heat rash
- Recent fractures (3 months)
- Laser Resurfacing
- Medium or deep skin peels
- Pregnancy
- Wait 24 hours after taking Retin A/Retinova
- Laser hair removal (wait 1 week)
- Oral Roaccutane Medication
- Oral Blood Thinners
- Contagious diseases (Impetigo, Scabies, Chicken Pox, Mumps)
- Under the Influence of (alcohol, drugs, prescribed pain medication)
- Neuralgia
- Hypersensitive Skin
- Loss of Skin Sensation
- Vascular Skin
- Irritated Skin/Sunburn/Broken Skin
- Fever
- Skin Cancer/Chemotherapy
- Vascular Legions/Rosacea
MICRO-NEEDLE
- Active Acne
- Herpes, HIV, warts
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Keloids
- Immunosuppressants
- Chemotherapy
- Botulinum toxin
- Conjunctivitis
- Impetigo
- Active Dermatitis
- Accutane
- Broken Skin
- Anti-Coagulants
- Dermal Fillers
- Injectables
- Cosmetic Surgery
- Botox
- Retinoids, Retinol, Retin A
LASH EXTENSIONS
- Active eye infections or inflammation
- Pink Eye
- Eye Surgery
- Allergens - all semi-permanent eyelash glues (the ones used to apply eyelash extensions – not stick-on, temporary false lashes) contain a key ingredient called cynoacrylate, which can be an allergen. Unfortunately, there is no glue that does not contain this product, and no ‘hypoallergenic’ glue for those who have had allergic reactions to the past. If there ever is, we will be the first to know about it.
- Pregnancy - We require a patch test in order to lash pregnant clients (15 min appointment, application of 5 lashes per eye, return if no allergy present within 24hrs)
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