Aftercare

Days 1–3

The colour is bright and darker than it will be later; the area may be slightly swollen and feel tight.

• Do not touch, pick, or peel off the crusts or the thin film: they will come off on their own.
• Gently blot the area with a clean tissue and apply a thin layer of the product I recommend.
• Do not wet the area under a strong stream of water; avoid steam baths, saunas, swimming pools, and the sea.
• Do not apply makeup to the area and avoid sunbathing.

Days 4–7

Flaking begins, and the skin may itch.

• Do not scratch or peel flaking areas.
• Continue applying a thin layer of the product as long as the skin feels tight.
• The colour may look pale or uneven: this is an intermediate stage.

Days 8–14

The skin renews itself, and the colour gradually evens out.

• You can return to your usual skincare routine, but without peels, acids, or retinol on the treated area.
• When going out into the sun, use an SPF cream.

Up to 30 days

The final shade settles in about a month.

• Until the skin is fully healed, avoid strong peels and harsh products on this area.
• After 6–8 weeks, we check the healed result and, if needed, perform a touch-up.
• If severe redness, worsening pain, discharge, or fever occurs, message me and consult a doctor.

Sun and SPF

SPF 50 every day, even when it is cloudy outside: the sun accelerates pigment fading and can change the shade. This simple step helps preserve the result and reduces how often you need a refresh.