What should be avoided after an "eye-opening" eyelid tattoo procedure?

Is "eye-opening" eyeliner tattooing harmful?

"Eye-opening" eyeliner tattooing is a simple, minimally invasive, and painless technique, making it completely harmless. The procedure affects only the epidermis—the outermost layer of the skin—without penetrating deeper layers or impacting the cornea; therefore, it does not affect the eyelids or vision.

However, to ensure absolute safety, you should choose a reputable aesthetic clinic. It is essential to strictly follow the instructions and guidelines provided by the specialist or doctor both during and after the procedure. Proper aftercare is particularly important to achieve the desired aesthetic results.

"Open-eye" Eyeliner Tattooing Procedure

– Step 1: Assess the condition of the eyelids and provide consultation on the tattooing method.

– Step 2: Cleanse the eyelid area.

– Step 3: Carefully apply a numbing agent to the eyelids to prevent pain during the procedure.

– Step 4: Perform the tattooing; the specialist uses a micro-needle to gently deposit ink into the epidermal layer of the skin.

– Step 5: Apply a natural lotion to minimize discomfort or stinging.

– Step 6: Conclude the procedure; the specialist provides instructions on aftercare and schedules a follow-up appointment.

=> "Open-eye" eyeliner tattooing is a simple cosmetic procedure. There is no need for a lengthy recovery period. In just 30 minutes, you can achieve larger, more beautiful, and captivating eyes.

How long does it take for the eyelid tattoo to peel?

The peeling process typically takes 3 to 5 days, depending on the individual's body. To speed up peeling, you can apply a specialized ointment designed for cosmetic tattooing.

What should be avoided after an "eye-opening" eyelid tattoo procedure?

- Avoid foods such as eggs, fish, water spinach, beef, chicken, and glutinous rice dishes; these can negatively affect the aesthetic outcome, slow down the peeling process, and result in poor color retention.

- Avoid getting the treated area wet for 3–5 days until the pigment flakes off completely.

- Refrain from touching or bumping the eyelid area.

- Protect the area from dust and dirt; wear glasses and a face mask when going outdoors.

- Avoid applying makeup—such as eyeliner or false eyelashes—immediately after the procedure.

- Return for a follow-up appointment as scheduled by the specialist.

=> To achieve the best results, follow the specialist's aftercare instructions precisely: apply creams or ointments in the correct dosage and maintain good hygiene. Prioritize consuming foods that support healing, such as orange juice, pineapple, fresh milk, coconut water, and fruits rich in vitamins C and E.

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