EYELINER CONTRAINDICATIONS
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Under 18 years of age
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Pregnancy
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Breastfeeding - anesthetic is not possible, so service is not possible
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Allergy or sensitivity to topical anesthetics (e.g. lidocaine, epinephrine)
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Known resistance to topical or injectable numbing agents (Novocaine, lidocaine, etc)- Numbing is a required part of the Permanent Eyeliner procedure. Clients who do not respond to numbing agents during other procedures (such as dental work or medical treatments) are unlikely to achieve adequate numbness for this service and are therefore not suitable candidates for it
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Old Permanent Eyeliner/ micropigmentation/ tattoo- Emily will discuss with Client
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Botox less than 10 days prior to appointment
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LASIK surgery less than 3 months prior to appointment
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Currently have eyelash extensions
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Keloids, birthmarks or moles in area, or if you have tendency to keloid
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Sarcoidosis
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Diabetic - doctor's note is required and an addendum to consent form must be signed by Client
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Autoimmune disorders being treated with steroid medication - doctor's note is required and an addendum to consent form must be signed by Client
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Cancer – must be 6 months post chemo, otherwise a doctor's note of clearance is required and an addendum to consent form must be signed by Client
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Circulatory or bleeding disorders - doctor's note is required and an addendum to consent form must be signed by Client
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Epilepsy - doctor's note is required
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Delayed wound healing- doctor’s note is required
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Currently taking blood thinning medication
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Accutane - must be at least 6 months post treatment
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Any symptoms of skin disease or irritation present on the lash lines or eyelid area
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Use of lash growth serum (LatisseR, Grande LashR, Lash BoostR or similar products) must be discontinued for a minimum of 30 days prior to the Permanent Eyeliner procedure. These products increase vascularity of the lash line, which will result in excessive bleeding and compromise the outcome of the service
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Inability to lie down- the Permanent Eyeliner procedure requires the client to lie still, flat on their back, without head elevation (such as a pillow) throughout the pigment application portion of the appointment
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