Rejuvi Aftercare

These are typical instructions given to people who have received a Rejuvi tattoo removal treatment:

Rejuvi Aftercare Instructions

1. Rejuvi afercare – Keep the area dry. If water does come in contact with moisture, use a cotton ball to gently remove water from the area. Cover the area while showering or bathing. Do not swim, soak or expose the area to steam. Direct contact with soap or water may cause the scab or crust that will form to break off which is what you are trying to avoid. Do not allow the scab to get softened by water or moisture.

2. Rejuvi aftercare – Do not pick at or peel off the crust or scab that will form from your Rejuvi application. Over the next seven to fourteen days the scab should peel off naturally.

3. Rejuvi aftercare – If you happen to see signs of infection, clean the area by gently applying hydrogen peroxide and by applying an antibiotic ointment near the edge of the area and consult with your doctor. He may recommend you take antibiotics to completely remove the infection.

4. Rejuvi aftercare – Once the scab falls off naturally, the skin area will have an irritated red look that will persist for the next two to three months. If you received the Rejuvi “h” Soothing Cream from the technician that gave you your Rejuvi treatment, apply this cream immediately after the crust drops off to diminish redness and help the healing process.

5. Rejuvi aftercare – You will most likely experience an itching as the area heals but refrain from acting on the feeling. Do not scratch the skin! Apply an anti-itch ointment and try tapping the area to help with the itchy sensation. If you give in to the desire, you may cause damage to the area which may result in scarring.

6. Rejuvi aftercare – After the area has healed completely, the removal process can be tried again to clear up any areas remaining.

7. Rejuvi aftercare – With Rejuvi tattoo removal you do not have to avoid exposure to direct sunlight after the treatment.

8. Rejuvi aftercare – The area may be tattooed again after the skin has completely healed – usually after 2 months. Your tattoo artist will determine if the skin is ready.