• Apply Aloes Vera (can be purchased at the clinic) to help hydrate and soothe the skin after the treatment. Avoid using other hydrating creams 24 hours after treatment.
• to ease any discomfort, apply a cold compress to the treated area followed by aloe gel.
• Avoid sun exposure on the areas being treated for a minimum of two weeks.
• Avoid exercise for 24 hours after treatment.
• Avoid using any products containing Retinol, vitamin A, AHA, glycolic and salicylic acids on the treated area(s) for 48 hours before and after a treatment.
• Avoid wearing tight clothing after the treatment to prevent chafing of the treated area.

Pre-Treatment Care

• If you this is your first chemical peel, we may recommend that you pre-treat your skin for four weeks with a Skin Kit/Program prior to your first treatment in order to prepare your skin for the active ingredients that will be used for the treatment.
• Avoid using active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids and Hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun exposure 4 weeks before a treatment.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

Post-Treatment Care

• Use the appropriate post care products for 10 days after a Salicylic peel since the peel remains active in the deeper layers of the skin for 10 days  you should use the recommended post-care products in order to avoid adverse reactions.
• Avoid using active ingredients for 10 days  (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic)
• Avoid sun exposure for a minimum of 2 weeks after treatment.
• Vitamin C (L’Ascorbic Acid) and Hydroquinone can be applied 3-5 days after a treatment.
• Always apply Spf and re-apply every 2 hours.

WHAT TO EXPECT: It’s normal to feel some tingling or a slight burning sensation after treatment. Your skin may become dry, flaky, irritated, or mildly red. A few days later, your complexion may appear dull and uneven, and in some cases, you may experience purging or breakouts. These are all temporary conditions that will subside in the following days. Depending on the type of peel, you may also experience light to significant skin peeling 3-4 days post-treatment.

If peeling occurs, it’s important not to pull, pick, or rub the skin—let it shed naturally. Avoid applying active ingredients while your skin is still peeling.

Please note: If your skin doesn’t peel, it doesn’t mean the treatment was unsuccessful.

Pre-Treatment Care

• If it is your first chemical peel, we may recommend that you pre-treat your skin for four weeks with a our recommended Skin Kit in order to prepare your skin for the active ingredients used during the treatment.
• Stop the use active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids and hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun exposure 4 weeks before a treatment.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

Post-Treatment Care

• Stop the use active ingredients for 5-7  days after the treatment  (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic and/or lactic)
• Avoid sun exposure for a minimum of 2 weeks after a treatment.
• Vitamin C (L’Ascorbic Acid) and Hydroquinone can be applied 3-5 days after a treatment.
• Always apply Spf and re-apply every 2 hours.
• Using the recommended post-care products will support your skin’s healing process and enhance your results.

Pre-Treatment Care

• Stop the use active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids and Hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun exposure for 4 weeks before a treatment.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

Pre-Treatment Care

• If it is your first chemical peel, we may recommend that you pre-treat your skin for four weeks with a our recommended Skin Kit in order to prepare your skin for the active ingredients used during the treatment.
• Stop the use active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids and hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun exposure 4 weeks before a treatment.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

Post-Treatment Care

• Stop the use active ingredients for 5-7  days after the treatment  (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic and/or lactic)
• Avoid sun exposure for a minimum of 2 weeks after a treatment.
• Vitamin C (L’Ascorbic Acid) and Hydroquinone can be applied 3-5 days after a treatment.
• Always apply Spf and re-apply every 2 hours.
• Using the recommended post-care products will support your skin’s healing process and enhance your results.

Pre-Treatment Care

• Stop using hydroquinone 5 days before the treatment.
• Stop the use active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids and hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun exposure 4 weeks before a treatment, including tanning beds.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

Post-Treatment Care

DAY 1-2: The treated area will feel tight and may appear slightly darker.
The day of the peel application is “Day 1.” The Peel solutions should remain on the treated areas for at least 6 hours. During the first 6 hours, do not wash, touch, rub, or apply makeup to the treated areas.

After 6 hours you can apply the Post Peel Moisturizer with 1% hydrocortisone (included in Patient Home Care Kit) if:

• The skin feels excessively irritated
• If you are of Fitzpatrick Skin Type 4-6 or if you have melasma or hyperpigmentation
• A booster was added to the peel treatment

If you are not experiencing any irritation, the peel solution can remain on your skin until your evening cleansing or it may be left on overnight.

When ready to wash off:

• Gently cleanse or pat the skin with a Soothing cleanser and dry the treated areas lightly. Vigorously apply the 1st Post Peel Towelette to the treated areas. Let dry thoroughly. Towelette solution should be left on for 50 minutes before applying Mineral Perfection SPF 30. Makeup may be applied if desired.
• 30-60 mins before bedtime, gently wash and dry the treated areas. Vigorously apply the 2nd Post Peel Towelette to the treated areas. Leave the solution on overnight.

If you are experiencing irritation, apply a small amount of The Post Peel Moisturizer 2-3 times daily. You may also apply a cold compress against the irritated area for relief. If there is no significant irritation, do not use any moisturizing products on the treated areas until peeling begins (usually Day 3).
Avoid excessive sweating, sauna or heavy exercise during the peel process.

DAY 3-6: Peeling generally begins on Day 3.
After peeling begins, apply The Post Peel Moisturizer (included in the Home Care Kit) to the treated areas 2-3 times a day to control the peeling and relieve tightness.
– This moisturizer should be used for one week for skin types 1-3
– Use for two weeks for skin types 4-6
– If The Post Peel Moisturizer runs out, a 1% hydrocortisone cream may be substituted(can be purchased at any local pharmacy)
– Do not rub, pick or pull on the peeling skin, let the peeling occur naturally. Rubbing, picking or pulling may cause scarring.
– Gently wash (do not scrub) and dry the treated areas morning and night, and apply ThePost Peel Moisturizer as needed.
– Mineral Perfection SPF 30 should be applied every 2 hours during the day.

DAY 7+ : The peeling process is generally complete.
Mild sloughing may still be occurring in some treated areas. Continue to protect the skin with Mineral Perfection SPF 30 as sun exposure after a chemical peel can cause adverse reactions such as hyperpigmentation.

Pre-Treatment Care

• We may recommend that you pre-treat your skin for four weeks with a Skin Kit/Program prior to your treatments.
• Stop the use active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids, Hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun exposure 4 weeks before a treatment.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

Post-Treatment Care

• Use the appropriate post care products for 3-5 days after a exfoliating treatment.
• Stop the use active ingredients for 3-5 days  (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic). Stay away from harsh exfoliants.
• Stay away from sun exposure for a minimum of 2 weeks after a treatment, including tanning beds.
• Vitamin C (L’Ascorbic Acid) and Hydroquinone can be applied 3 days after a treatment.
• Always apply Spf and re-apply every 2 hours.

• We will recommend an at-home skincare routine and post-care protocol to ensure optimal results.
• Stop the use active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids, Hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun  sun exposure 4 weeks before a treatment.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

• Immediately after treatment, there may be Erythema (redness) and edema (swelling) at the treatment site and may last up to 2 hours or longer.
• You may experience an itchy sensation as well (important not to scratch) which can be treated with an over-the-counter Hydro-cortisone cream or gel during the day and an anti- histamine (Benadryl) before bed is highly suggested.
• You may continue to experience redness for anywhere from 24 to 72 hours post treatment. The social downtime is expected to take about 3 days but it is normal to see lasting effects for up to 10 days after the treatment. Skin will start to look better two weeks after a treatment.
• Avoid all sun exposure at all cost on the treated area in order to ensure a safe and effective treatment.
• There are no restrictions on bathing except to treat the area gently, as with any other wound.
• You can restart using active ingredients such as retinol, AHAs, BHAs and Hydroquinone when your skin has fully recovered (can take up to 10 days).

POST CARE AT HOME ROUTINE: 

1. For the first 24 hours, if possible, do not cleanse the face and only apply the Epidermal Repair as needed. The goal is to keep your skin hydrated to help with the healing process.
   *If sunscreen was applied after the treatment you will have to cleanse your skin before bed. We suggest Physical Fusion UV Defuse Sunscreen.

1. After 24 hours or the following morning, cleanse with a light cleanser that will cleanse and hydrate without irritation. We suggest the Soothing Cleanser.
2. Use a calming serum to calm and hydrate your skin in order to recover better and faster.
   SOME SUGGESTIONS: Epidermal Repair, Ultimage, Après Soothing, Hyaluronic Serum.

4. After the first 24 hours, repeat this routine morning and night. Use the suggested post care products for 5-10 days after a treatment. Once your skin is fully healed you can start reintroducing active ingredients to your skin care routine.

Make sure to apply sun block daily and reapply every 2 hours.

Repeat this in the evening and morning for about 5-10 days depending on when your skin is fully recovered. Then you can go back to your regular routine.

Pre-Treatment Care

• We may recommend that you pre-treat your skin for three to four weeks with a Skin Kit/Program or specific products such as Hydroquinone prior to your first treatment in order to prepare your skin for the treatment.
• Avoid using active ingredients 3 days before a treatment (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic acids and Hydroquinone)
• Avoid sun exposure 4 weeks before a treatment, including tanning beds.
• Please inform the specialist performing your treatment of any changes in your medical history, recent sun exposure on the treated areas, changes in medication or new prescriptions, and any use of active ingredients prior to the treatment. These factors may present contraindications, and the treatment might need to be adjusted or rescheduled to avoid adverse reactions.

Post-Treatment Care

• Use the appropriate post care products for 3-5 days after a exfoliating treatment.
• Stop the use active ingredients for 3-5 days  (inclu.: retinol, salicylic acid, glycolic or lactic). Stay away from harsh exfoliants.
• Stay away from sun exposure for a minimum of 2 weeks after a treatment, including tanning beds.
• Vitamin C (L’Ascorbic Acid) and Hydroquinone can be applied 3 days after a treatment.
• Always apply Spf and re-apply every 2 hours.

• Avoid the sun 2-3 weeks before and after treatment until your technician allows it.
• Your Dermamode medical technician will suggest an at home skin care protocol to ensure the best results. Using Hydroquinone for darker skin types 4 weeks before starting a series of treatments is highly recommended.
• If you are using Hydroquinone you will have to stop using it 3-4 days before.
• Stop using products that contain retinol (vitamin A), AHAs (Glycolic or Lactic Acids), BHAs (Salicylic Acids) 5 days before your treatment.
• Tanned skin should not be treated. If treated within 2 weeks of active (natural sunlight or tanning booth) tan, you may develop hypo-pigmentation (white spots) and this may not clear for 2-3 months, or even longer.
• The use of self-tanning skin care products must be discontinued 1-2 weeks prior to treatment. Any residual self-tanner must be removed prior to treatment.
• Avoid alcohol, Advil or other blood thinning elements 36 hours before the treatment.
• Patient must wait 3 weeks to do a laser treatment after having Dermal fillers and 3 -5 days after having Dysport or Botox injections.

• Immediately after treatment, there may be Erythema (redness) and edema (swelling) at the treatment site and may last up to 2 hours or longer.
• You may experience an itchy sensation as well (important not to scratch) which can be treated with an over-the-counter Hydro-cortisone cream or gel during the day and an anti- histamine (Benadryl) before bed is highly suggested.
• If swelling occurs, cool compresses may be applied for relief.
• You may continue to experience redness for anywhere from 24 to 72 hours post treatment. The social downtime is expected to take about 3 days but it is normal to see lasting effects for up to 10 days after the treatment. Skin will start to look better two weeks after a treatment.
• Avoid all sun exposure at all cost on the treated area in order to ensure a safe and effective treatment.
• There are no restrictions on bathing except to treat the area gently, as with any other wound.
• You can restart using active ingredients such as retinols, AHAs, BHAs and Hydroquinone when your skin has fully recovered (can take up to 10 days).

• Use sun block, not sunscreen (SPF 30+) at all times throughout the course of your treatments. We suggest Physical Fusion UV Defuse Sunscreen from SkinCeuticals. If you want to wear makeup 48-72 hours after the treatment, we suggest Oxygenetix Foundation or FACE Shield Tinted SPF.

AT HOME POST CARE ROUTINE
Post care routine after each Resolve laser facial care treatment:

1. For the first 24 hours, if possible, do not cleanse the face and only apply the Epidermal Repair as needed. The goal is to keep your skin hydrated to help with the healing process.
   *If sunscreen was applied after the treatment you will have to cleanse your skin before bed. We suggest Physical Fusion UV Defuse Sunscreen.

1. After 24 hours or the following morning, cleanse with a light cleanser that will cleanse and hydrate without irritation. We suggest the Soothing Cleanser.
2. Use a calming serum to calm and hydrate your skin in order to recover better and faster.
   SOME SUGGESTIONS: Epidermal Repair, Ultimage, Après Soothing, Hyaluronic Serum.

4. After the first 24 hours, repeat this routine morning and night. Use the suggested post care products for 5-10 days after a treatment. Once your skin is fully healed you can start reintroducing active ingredients to your skin care routine.

Make sure to apply sun block daily and reapply every 2 hours.

Repeat this in the evening and morning for about 5-10 days depending on when your skin is fully recovered. Then you can go back to your regular routine.

• We suggest avoiding alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E or fish oils for three days prior to your laser treatment. Using these may increase the likelihood of bruising.
• Avoid direct exposure to the sun. A sunscreen of SPF 30 or greater should be used when exposed to the sun for several months before and after your treatment, or as long as you plan to continue treatment. Darker melanin or pigment from the sun may produce side effects or make the treatment less effective.
• Stop using products that contain retinol (vitamin A), AHAs (Glycolic or Lactic Acids), BHAs(Salicylic Acids) 5 days before your treatment.
• The use of self-tanning skin care products must be discontinued 1-2 weeks prior to treatment. Any residual self-tanner must be removed prior to treatment.
• Avoid alcohol, Advil or other blood thinning elements 36 hours before the treatment.
• Patient must wait 3 weeks to do a laser treatment after having Dermal fillers and 3 -5 days after having Dysport or Botox injections.

The treated area may show a reddish/bruised discolouration. This will last 5-14 days, depending on what part of the body is treated. The treated area is delicate and should be treated with care. Please read and follow these instructions.

• Discomfort or stinging may be evident, but usually lasts no more than a few hours. Consider Tylenol for comfort and applying cool packs post treatment.
• If swelling occurs, cool compresses may be applied for relief. For facial swelling, sleep with your head elevated.
• We suggest avoiding alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E or fish oils for 3-5 days after your laser treatment. Using these may increase the likelihood of bruising.
• Antibiotic ointment should be considered if there is crusting/scabbing.
• If a crust or scab develops, allow it to fall off on its own. DO NOT PICK OR SCRATCH at the area. Keep the area moist with the ointment until the crust falls off.
• Showering is permitted. Do not soak in a hot tub until the area is healed. Do not rub the treated area with a face cloth or towel. Pat the area dry so the skin is not disturbed.
• Avoid swimming and sports if bruising is present to reduce skin irritation and infection.
• Do not apply make-up for 2-3 days, or as long as the crusting is present.
• When any discoloration/bruising clears, there may be very little change in the vascular lesion. Improvement will take place slowly over a period of a few weeks.
• There are no restrictions on bathing except to treat the area gently, as with any other wound.
• You can restart using active ingredients such as retinols, AHAs, BHAs and Hydroquinone when your skin has fully recovered (can take up to 10 days).

AT HOME POST CARE ROUTINE
Post care routine after each Vbeam PDL laser facial care treatment:

1. For the first 24 hours, if possible, do not cleanse the face and only apply the Epidermal Repair as needed. The goal is to keep your skin hydrated to help with the healing process.
   *If sunscreen was applied after the treatment you will have to cleanse your skin before bed. We suggest Physical Fusion UV Defuse Sunscreen.
2. After 24 hours or the following morning, cleanse with a light cleanser that will cleanse and hydrate without irritation. We suggest the Soothing Cleanser.
3. Use a calming serum to calm and hydrate your skin in order to recover better and faster.
   SOME SUGGESTIONS: Epidermal Repair, Ultimage, Après Soothing, Hyaluronic Serum.
4. After the first 24 hours, use the suggested post care products for 5-10 days after a treatment. Once your skin is fully healed you can start reintroducing active ingredients to your skin care routine.

Make sure to apply sun block daily and reapply every 2 hours.

Keep using the suggested post care products morning and night 5-10 days or when your skin has fully recovered. At that point you can go back to your regular skin care routine.

• We suggest avoiding alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E or fish oils for three days prior to your laser treatment. Using these may increase the likelihood of bruising.
• Avoid direct exposure to the sun. A sunscreen of SPF 30 or greater should be used when exposed to the sun for several months before and after your treatment, or as long as you plan to continue treatment. Darker melanin or pigment from the sun may produce side effects or make the treatment less effective.
• Stop using products that contain retinol (vitamin A), AHAs (Glycolic or Lactic Acids), BHAs(Salicylic Acids) 5 days before your treatment.
• The use of self-tanning skin care products must be discontinued 1-2 weeks prior to treatment. Any residual self-tanner must be removed prior to treatment.
• Avoid alcohol, Advil or other blood thinning elements 36 hours before the treatment.
• Patient must wait 3 weeks to do a laser treatment after having Dermal fillers and 3 -5 days after having Dysport or Botox injections.

The treated area may show a reddish/bruised discolouration. This will last 5-14 days, depending on what part of the body is treated. The treated area is delicate and should be treated with care. Please read and follow these instructions.

• Discomfort or stinging may be evident, but usually lasts no more than a few hours. Consider Tylenol for comfort and applying cool packs post treatment.
• If swelling occurs, cool compresses may be applied for relief. For facial swelling, sleep with your head elevated.
• We suggest avoiding alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E or fish oils for 3-5 days after your laser treatment. Using these may increase the likelihood of bruising.
• Antibiotic ointment should be considered if there is crusting/scabbing.
• If a crust or scab develops, allow it to fall off on its own. DO NOT PICK OR SCRATCH at the area. Keep the area moist with the ointment until the crust falls off.
• Showering is permitted. Do not soak in a hot tub until the area is healed. Do not rub the treated area with a face cloth or towel. Pat the area dry so the skin is not disturbed.
• Avoid swimming and sports if bruising is present to reduce skin irritation and infection.
• Do not apply make-up for 2-3 days, or as long as the crusting is present.
• When any discoloration/bruising clears, there may be very little change in the vascular lesion. Improvement will take place slowly over a period of a few weeks.
• There are no restrictions on bathing except to treat the area gently, as with any other wound.
• You can restart using active ingredients such as retinols, AHAs, BHAs and Hydroquinone when your skin has fully recovered (can take up to 10 days).

AT HOME POST CARE ROUTINE
Post care routine after each Vbeam PDL laser facial care treatment:

1. For the first 24 hours, if possible, do not cleanse the face and only apply the Epidermal Repair as needed. The goal is to keep your skin hydrated to help with the healing process.
   *If sunscreen was applied after the treatment you will have to cleanse your skin before bed. We suggest Physical Fusion UV Defuse Sunscreen.
2. After 24 hours or the following morning, cleanse with a light cleanser that will cleanse and hydrate without irritation. We suggest the Soothing Cleanser.
3. Use a calming serum to calm and hydrate your skin in order to recover better and faster.
   SOME SUGGESTIONS: Epidermal Repair, Ultimage, Après Soothing, Hyaluronic Serum.
4. After the first 24 hours, use the suggested post care products for 5-10 days after a treatment. Once your skin is fully healed you can start reintroducing active ingredients to your skin care routine.

Make sure to apply sun block daily and reapply every 2 hours.

Keep using the suggested post care products morning and night 5-10 days or when your skin has fully recovered. At that point you can go back to your regular skin care routine.

• Avoid the sun 4-6 weeks before and after treatment until your technician allows it.
• Your Dermamode technician may ask you to stop any oral or topical medications or other skin care products 3-5 days prior to treatment.
• Tanned or darker skin types should not be treated. If treated within 2 weeks of active (natural sunlight or tanning booth) tan, you may develop hypo-pigmentation (white spots) and this may not clear for 2-3 months, or even longer.
• The use of self-tanning skin care products must be discontinued 1-2 weeks prior to treatment. Any residual self-tanner must be removed prior to treatment.
• It is recommended to avoid alcohol, Advil or other blood thinning elements 36 hours before the treatment.

IF YOUR MEDICAL HISTORY HAS CHANGED OR IF YOU ARE TAKING A NEW MEDICATION, PLEASE NOTIFY US AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Some medications may cause photosensitivity which can cause adverse reactions.

• Immediately after treatment, there may be Erythema (redness) and edema (swelling) at the treatment site and may last up to 2 hours or longer. Pinpoint bleeding may also occur.
• An ointment, Aquaphor and a bandage will be applied after your treatment. For the first 48 hours change dressing every 4 hours. On the third night remove the bandage only at night to let the area breath but cover during the day for up to 10 days if needed.
• The treated area will be sore or sensitive for 3-4 days. Keep on applying Aquaphor until the area scabs. About 3-4 days after your treatment a crust will start to form, at this point stop applying Aquaphor and let it air dry as much as possible. The crust should fall off after 7-10 days.
• Avoid scratching or rubbing the treated area.
• Avoid all sun exposure at all cost on the treated area in order to ensure a safe and effective treatment.
• There are no restrictions on bathing except to treat the area gently, as with any other wound.

• Do not wash your hair or apply any creams or shampoos for 24 hours following a treatment (not even the hair lotion).
• Avoid exercise for 24 hours after a treatment.
• Avoid the sun for at least 24 hours after a treatment and make sure to avoid sun exposure for the remainder of the treatment plan. Apply SPF daily if needed or wear a hat.
• Do not use the Dermaroller the night following a treatment. Wait 48 hours to use the Dermaroller at night again. You can use the lotion 24 hours after a treatment.

AT HOME DERMAROLLER NIGHT TIME ROUTINE

Best time to care for your hair is at night before bed.

1. Either shower or disinfect the skin on your scalp before. (to disinfect, apply 60-70% alcohol to a cotton pad and rub it into the scalp cleansing and disinfecting)

2. Product application;

1. EVERY NIGHT: apply the Hair Lotion and massage it in well, with slight pressure (like a scalp massage you may have experienced at your hair dresser or barber in the past) for 3-5 minutes.
2. EVERY SECOND NIGHT:
   1. use the Dermaroller on your scalp for 4-5 minutes (TIP: set a timer on your phone and watch TV)
   2. apply the Hair Lotion and massage it in well, with slight pressure (like a scalp massage you may have experienced at your hair dresser or barber in the past) for 3-5 minutes.

How to apply the Hair Lotion:  Apply 4-5 drops on the scalp (try to get the drops on the more problem spots on the scalp) and “scalp massage” with your fingers for about 3 minutes.

How to clean your Dermaroller:  When you’re done hold the roller under the hottest water you have for 45-60 seconds, then spray with the cleanser (4 sprays/pumps); make sure you wash all sides of the roller.

• Make sure to wash/disinfect the roller at every use.
• Do not share your Dermaroller with anyone in the household.