KIIARA AFTERCARE

HEALING PROCESS

The healing process varies depending on individual skin type and lifestyle.

Peeling may occur for approximately 5–7 days after treatment. This is a natural part of the healing process.

The treated area may appear darker initially and will gradually soften and lighten as healing progresses.

Please do not pick, rub, or scratch the treated area. Allow any peeling to occur naturally.

Avoid excessive cleansing on the treated area.
(For hairline procedures, avoid washing your hair on the day of treatment.)

Keep the treated area clean and well moisturized throughout the healing period.

Avoid makeup on the treated area until fully healed.

During healing, avoid alcohol, smoking, swimming, excessive sweating, and intense exercise.

LIPS

After peeling, the color may temporarily appear darker or lighter before stabilizing.

Lips can become dry during the healing process, so consistent hydration is essential.

Lack of moisture may affect pigment retention and overall color balance.

Avoid spicy foods, alcohol, and smoking during the healing period.

If you experience excessive swelling or signs of infection, please seek medical attention immediately.

LASH ENHANCEMENT

Avoid wearing contact lenses during the healing period.

Do not use eye drops other than artificial tears unless advised by a medical professional.

If you experience persistent redness, irritation, or blurred vision, please seek medical attention immediately.

TOUCH-UP & CARE POLICY

Proper aftercare is essential for optimal results.

Failure to follow aftercare instructions may result in color loss, uneven healing, or irritation.
Additional fees may apply for corrective or touch-up treatments.

Touch-ups are performed based on your skin condition and are part of maintaining long-term results.

All touch-up appointments are reserved with dedicated time.
Appointment changes may be limited and subject to additional fees.

CONTACT

If you have any concerns or questions after your treatment,
please contact KIIARA for support.