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Just Stylin Salon & Spa’s

Microblading: MEDICAL QUESTIONAIRE TODAY'S DATE:   BIRTH DATE: NAME: EMAIL: HOME ADDRESS: WORK ADDRESS: HOME PHONE: CELL PHONE: EMPLOYER: OCCUPATION: Are you now or have you been under the care of a physician within the last tow year? If ye, please provide Physician's Name, address, and phone number: Person to contact in an emergency: Address: List all medications you are currently taking, including Retin A, Glycolic Acid and Acutane: CIRCLE ANY CONDITIONS YOU HAVE EVER HAD: Artificial Heat Rheumatic Fever/Scarlet Stroke Valves/Vasc. Graft Fever Tumors/Growth/Cyst Abnormal heart conditions Respiratory Disease Prosthetic Hop or Joint Anaphylaxis Psoriasis Fainting Asthma High Blood Pressure Heart Murmur Blood Disease Epilepsy Psychiatric Care Cancer Thyroid Disturbances Shingles Low Blood Pressure Cold Sores/Canker Sores Skin Rash Liver Disease Artificial Joints Circulatory Problems Diabetes Stomach Ulcers AIDS/HIV Positive Kidney Disease Tuberculosis Anemia/Hemophilia Pacemaker Heart Surgery Chemo/Radiation Atopica (allergy prone) Organ Transplant Hepatitis Herpes Nervous Problems Prolong Bleeding Glaucoma PLEASE CIRCLE ANY ALLERGIES YOU HAVE: Latex Benzocaine Nickel Terancaine Lidocaine Epinephrine Novocain Antibiotic Ointment (bacitrine) SIGNATURE: DATE:

Just Stylin Salon & Spa

General: ➢ Do not expose treated area to sun or a tanning booth, for 2 days. ➢ Absolutely no Neosporin, no cleansing creams, makeup or chemicals may be applied to the pigmented, treated areas for the first 3 days. ➢ No hot, steamy, full pressure showers, saunas, excessive sweating, Jacuzzis or swimming in chlorinated pools. These things can hinder the color bonding process. ➢ No Retin-A, bleaching creams, glycolic acids, fruit acids or AHA acids on the treated area. ➢ If crust appears on the procedure area, do not pick or peel the crust off because color will be removed along with the crust. Do not touch the procedure area with fingers as the fingers could transmit bacteria onto the area and lead to infection. This could ultimately incur some additional expenses to you. ➢ Don’t sleep on a nice pillowcase for the first 2 nights. Ointment and pigment can get on it. ➢ After 7 days you may apply makeup. ➢ If you are a blood donor you cannot give blood for 1 year. Following your procedure (Per American Red Cross.) ➢ Use sterile bandages and dressings when necessary. (Areola and Camouflage procedure cannot be guaranteed. This is an experimental procedure.) Eyebrows: ➢ Keep the treated area moist for 7 full days following the procedure by continuing to apply, ONLY the aftercare that is provided regularly, during the day, with a Q-tip. Remember, the ointment acts as a “bandage” and keeps out dust, pollen and air. Clean area with cool water and mild antibacterial soap (Dial), and pat dry before reapplying ointment.

After Care: Micropigmentation/Microblading Eyeliner ➢ Apply an ice pack or wet cloth 10-15 minutes at a time at least 2-3 times a day (but no more than 20 minutes) to the treated area following the procedure until swelling subsides. You may use a washcloth dipped in ice water, wrung out, or a Ziploc bag of frozen peas. Never apply ice directly to your eyes. Sleep on your back with the head elevated. Ice helps to reduce swelling and aids the healing process. Doctors advise Aleve (2 pills) and vitamin K, 500 mg. The first few days following the procedure, you may find the area puffy. Swelling usually subsides in 24-48 hours. Bruising may occur in some cases. ➢ Keep the treated area moist with artificial tears. Use three times per day for 7 days. Lips ➢ Keep the treated area moist for 7 full days following the procedure by continuing to apply, ONLY the aftercare that is provided regularly, during the day, with a Q-tip. Remember, the ointment acts as a “bandage” and keeps out dust, pollen and air. Clean area with cool water and mild antibacterial soap (Dial), and pat dry before reapplying ointment. I understand that at the first sign of an infection, adverse reaction or allergic reaction to the procedure, I must notify AAC, a health care practitioner, and the Department of Health, Drugs and Medical Devises Division 1-888-839-6676.

Failure to follow post treatment instructions may cause loss of pigment, discoloration, or infection. Remember, colors appear brighter and more sharply defined immediately following the procedure. As the healing progresses, color will soften. A touch-up procedure may or may not be necessary. Final results cannot be determined until healing is complete. Touch-up procedures must be made between 30-60 days following the procedure. Additional fees will apply for touch-ups after 60 days… PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS. Enjoy your permanent cosmetics! Karen Cheaney Permanent Makeup Expert Just Stylin Spa and Salon 955 S. Hebron, Suite G Evansville, IN 47714 812 483 3347