Brow Lamination

When it comes to eyebrows, my motto is: Don’t touch them. In fact, I might be the only woman in the world to never go through an over-tweezing phase — a beauty accomplishment that I am quite proud of.

As someone not born with the dark, bushy brows that perfectly frame Cara Delevigne’s face (to the contrary, mine are thin, light, and a little sparse), I avoid most interference except for the daily use of a pigmented pencil that adds color and definition. So, when I heard about an eyebrow treatment that is said to have the ability to turn anyone’s brows into Delevigne-worthy arches, I was skeptical but intrigued. Perhaps it was time to outsource my eternal desire for a beautifully abundant brow, for as my mother always says: “Good brows don’t happen by chance. They happen by appointment.” 

Promising arches that look thicker, glossier, and perpetually kempt, brow lamination is a needle-free alternative to [microblading](https://aedit.com/procedure/microblading) that produces less permanent results. With an approach to brow maintenance that could be described as nearly ascetic, my virgin brows were dreaming of a Cindy Crawford-esque transformation, and brow lamination seemed like a good first step toward addressing my desire for a fuller brow — without the commitment of something like microblading. 

After scrolling through countless before-and-after images, my brow-curious self arrived at the [BBB London](https://bbb-london.com/) outpost at Saks Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Wondering if brow lamination could really cut my dependency on brow pencils and give me the arches of my dreams, it was time to see what the hype was about.  

## **What is Brow Lamination?**
Similar to a perm, brow lamination uses a non-invasive chemical processing treatment to set and direct brow hairs into a more desirable shape. The process, which is relatively quick and pain-free, is beneficial for those looking to maximize the impact of their natural brows. The final results are glossy and shapely brows that are expected to last between six to eight weeks with little to no upkeep.  

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A before-and-after look at the BBB London Brow Lamination treatment. 
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According to Jaimineey Patel, head of training at [Blink Brow Bar](https://bbb-london.com/), brow lamentation is suitable for all hair types, though “customers with unruly or sparse brows will definitely see the biggest difference,” she says. Since my brows are sparse, the treatment feels tailor-made for me.

## **The Brow Lamination Process** 
The brow lamination process begins at least 24 hours before the treatment itself with a pre-appointment allergy test (à la [eyelash extensions](https://aedit.com/aedition/what-its-like-to-get-eyelash-extensions)). Assuming clients don’t have a reaction, the appointment itself lasts an hour (at most) and involves a technician applying chemical solutions to tame the brow hair before molding them into the desired shape.

### **Step 1: The Patch Test**
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At least 24 hours before the appointment, a quick (think: less than a minute) allergy test needs to be administered for safety. Since the treatment requires a series of chemical solutions be applied to the skin, the patch test (usually performed behind the ear) helps to ensure the application process will not cause any ill effects. The patch test proved I was not allergic and, therefore, one step closer to coming for Keira Knightley’s brow crown. 

### **Step 2: Apply the Brow Adhesive** 
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Once at the actual appointment arrived, I laid back into the reclining chair and let the technician examine what miracles she could create. “Firstly, a brow adhesive is used to secure the brow hairs in an upward direction to the desired brow style,” Patel shares. The step takes approximately 15 minutes and includes a subtle poking sensation as each brow hair is separated to lay in its new place. Unlike lash extensions, which requires patients to keep their eyes closed, the brow lamination process allowed me to multitask on my phone while the technician meticulously brushed out each hair. 

### **Step 3: Style the Brow Hair**
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After the first brow adhesive was wiped off, my brows had a wind-swept appearance that initially startled me. Upon further review, seeing each hair individually spread actually out got me more excited for the final result. “A styling lotion is used to relax the hair cuticle, so the brow hairs can be molded to the determined brow shape,” Patel explains. Prior to applying the lotion, my technician warned that there might be a slight burning sensation, but it is to be expected.

### **Step 4: Set the Brow Hair**
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Just as I was getting comfortable and more relaxed, the process was nearly coming to an end and we were onto step four. “We apply a fixing lotion to structure the brow hairs and set them into the new position,” says Patel 

### **Step 5: Finishing Touches**
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Finally, a keratin treatment is applied to hydrate the brow hair. “The keratin serum helps close and smooth down the hair cuticle, which restores, conditions, and nourishes the hairs,” Patel says. Since keratin has long been a go-to for smoothing and straightening locks, this step felt particularly apropos. 

### **Additional Treatments** 
Brow lamination yields some seriously volumizing results that many clients are happy with as is. But, for those of us with fair skin and light hair or for anyone who likes the appearance of a darker brow, a tinting treatment may also be needed for best results. 

“We recommend having a brow shape and tint alongside,” Patel says. “The brow shape will add definition to the brows and structure your face, while a tint will give the illusion of extra thickness and length.” It should be noted that eyebrow tinting also requires a patch test, but it can be done at the same time as the patch test for the lamination chemical solutions.

I opted for the brow tint, which was done in conjunction with the treatment and only added an extra 15 minutes to the already brisk 45-minute lamination process. 

## **The Results**
As someone who loves instantaneous results but has little time to spare, the first gaze at my new brows got my heart racing. I never knew how much I needed feathered, satin-smooth eyebrows — or how quickly I could achieve them. The combined lamination and tinting treatment took about an hour, and I was able to stroll out with ease – save for catching a glimpse in the closest mirror to admire the technician’s magical work and hope someone would confuse me for Brooke Shields.  

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  A before-and-after look at the writer's brows after lamination and tinting treatments.
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With each hair laid meticulously in a swept-up style, the results were beyond anything I could’ve created myself with a brow gel and pencil. Perfectly framing my peepers, this upgrade immediately made my eyes pop more, in addition to changing the shape of my face. It simultaneously felt like my eyebrows had doubled in size and that I had a [brow lift](https://aedit.com/aedition/theres-more-to-a-brow-lift-than-meets-the-eye). 

For the first 24 hours post-laminating and tinting, all tampering is off limits. This means:

- No washing
- No brushing
- No touching 

After the first full day, it was time for the moment of truth. For once, my eyebrows didn’t disappear after I washed my face, and they remained pretty well fixed in the new, spread out shape they’d been assigned. Post-lamination maintenance included a self-imposed quick sweep of the [BBB London Clear Brow Gloss](https://shop.nordstrom.com/s/bbb-london-clear-brow-gloss/5359330/lite) to give my hair a little more gloss… and nothing else. 

But all good things must come to an end. After a few weeks — even with the benefit of the tinting — I slowly felt the need to fill in my brows creep back in, as my penchant for a dark arch returned. Still, the new shape was perfect for my laissez-faire approach to brow maintenance, in which I just let them do what they want to do and fill in the blanks. I suppose I will just have to accept that my brow hair may never be as dark and bushy as Eugene Levy’s – though maybe that’s for the best. 

## **The Takeaway**
What brow lamination offers is quite simple: A non-invasive way to coax your unruly, coarse, or sparse eyebrows into a more voluminous, feathered shape with lots of shine. It’s a great option for those [interested in a microbladed look](https://aedit.com/aedition/microblading-treatments-for-fuller-thicker-eyebrows) without the needles or pemanance (microblading typically lasts one to three years). Those looking to give their face-framing features a boost à la Delevigne with only an hour-long commitment, brow lamination lets you see if bigger really is better. 

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At last, it’s here. After all the research, consultations, and the preparations, your cosmetic surgery day has finally arrived. You’re reclining on a gurney in the pre-op area wearing nothing but a surgical gown and a disposable purple hairnet, trying to daydream about how fabulous you’re going to look and feel when all is said and done. But between the bustle of the nurses and anesthesiologists and the buzzing of the unfamiliar sounds surrounding you, it’s tough to find your zen space.

Suddenly your plastic surgeon appears from behind the curtain — smiling and reassuring — asking if you have any last-minute questions. After the small talk and run-through of post-op instructions, your surgeon asks you to stand up, perhaps sans flowered gown. You probably already have butterflies, and now you’re standing there being stared at intently.

As your surgeon scrutinizes the surgical area, he or she is reaching for a package that is sitting on a metal tray beside your bed. They unseal the plastic, pop off the cap, and proceed to draw on you — all. over. you.

Welcome to the wonderful world of surgical markings.

## **The Purpose of Surgical Markings Before Cosmetic Procedures**
“Sometimes patients get a little panicked,” says UCLA board certified plastic surgeon [Jason Roostaeian, MD](https://aedit.com/provider/jason-roostaeian-md-449). “I can see it in their eyes. They’re wondering: ‘Is that where you’re going to cut me?’” Dr. Jason often eases his patients’ nerves by cracking a joke about the markup process.

So what, exactly, do all of those circles, x’s, numbers, meandering lines, and dashes of different colors actually signify? “We use marking pens to plan out the surgery and indicate the landmarks,” explains Beverly Hills-based board certified plastic surgeon [Leif Rogers, MD](https://aedit.com/provider/leif-rogers-md-578).

Because our bodies look different lying down in the operating room than they do normally, creating a surgical roadmap while the patient is standing upright is optimal. “In some cases, the process of numbing the patient or injecting tumescent solution can obscure some of the landmarks,” Dr. Rogers adds. 

Markings can signify a multitude of things: incision sites, existing landmarks, areas to be altered, as well as those to be avoided. “We need to make sure we don’t disrupt certain anatomy during surgery,” Dr. Jason shares. But, just as every procedure is unique to the patient, every marking is specific to the provider.

Surgeons use markings in their own unique way,  so there’s no standardized system in place. “You go through your training and watch how your attending does it,” Dr. Jason says. “But everyone adopts their own personal style.”

This explains why some surgeons use multiple colors, while others stick to the stereotypical purple pen. Some doctors do use Sharpies, but the markers are usually specially formulated for use on skin — so they’re not exactly surgical Sharpies. As Dr. Rogers notes, the marking pens “tend not to wash off when the patients are being prepped for sterility.” Speaking of sterility, it’s also worth noting that surgical markers are sterile and single-use only.

## **How Surgeons Markup Common Cosmetic Procedures**
While surgeons have their own style, there are some markings that almost always accompany a certain procedure. Below, Dr. Jason shares some of the typical markings he makes for different surgeries. He draws on all of these patients while they are standing, with the exception of rhinoplasty (because the nose position remains relatively unchanged).

### [Breast Surgery](https://aedit.com/procedure/breast-augmentation-with-fat-transfer)
- The breast fold
- Ideal nipple placement

### [Facelift](https://aedit.com/procedure/subperiosteal-facelift)
- The jawline
- Facial folds for fat grafting

### [Neck Lift](https://aedit.com/procedure/direct-neck-lift)
- The midline of the neck
- Extent of skin dissection

### [Rhinoplasty](https://aedit.com/procedure/revision-rhinoplasty)
- Position of nasal bones
- How much of the hump to take down
- Ideal tip angle

### [Liposuction](https://aedit.com/procedure/smartlipo)
- Highest to lowest fat concentration

While many procedures require a series of dashes and straight lines, liposuction is illustrated using curved shapes. “We create a topographical map using concentric circles,” says Dr. Jason of the fat removal surgery.

Just as there is no standard markup methodology, there’s also no such thing as a ‘typical’ pre-op patient mindset. “Patients’ reactions are as different as their personalities,” Dr. Rogers says. “Some want smiley faces. Others are ticklish.” And, while some patients can’t wait to scrub off those markings, others happily snap pre-surgery selfies for social media.

## **How to Remove Surgical Markings Post-Op**
As Dr. Rogers shared, markup pens are meant to survive the sterility and surgical process. So, just how does one go about removing those surgical signatures post-surgery? Both docs say alcohol swabs work best — though patience is key. That ink is often stubborn, and it may hang around as you heal. If you’re in a hurry, Dr. Rogers recommends “light scrubbing in the shower” to facilitate removal over the course of a few days.

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We live in a culture driven by instant gratification. But, when it comes to recovering from a cosmetic or plastic surgery procedure, patience is a virtue. From the immediate downtime to the larger recovery process that can span weeks or months, the path to realizing the final results of your treatment can be a lengthy one. Recovery time encompasses everything from when you get drains, sutures, or splints removed to how long it takes for incision site marks to fade.

Speaking of scars, plastic surgeons are experts at closing wounds and most cosmetic and plastic surgery incisions are made to be as discreet as possible. Even so, incision sites take time to heal, and patients can expect those marks to fade over the course of a year. In that 12-month period, the scar will contract, remodel, and fade. If a patient is unhappy with the appearance of the incision mark at that point, a [scar revision procedure](https://aedit.com/aedition/minimizing-scars-after-surgery) might be an option. To ensure optimal healing, patients should apply sunscreen to their scars daily (rain or shine!). Topical vitamin E and scar gels may provide additional relief, but nothing replaces sunscreen.

While every patient and surgical procedure is different, there are some general timelines you can expect your cosmetic surgery recovery to follow. Here, The AEDITION breaks down the healing process of some of the most popular cosmetic procedures.

## **For Face**
*Whether you are interested in a cosmetic procedure or plastic surgery, surgical facial procedures like rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, and facelifts take anywhere from six to 12 months for full results to be realized.*

### **Blepharoplasty (a.k.a. Eyelid Surgery)**
Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that improves the appearance of the eyelids by removing excess skin or fat deposits. Both [upper](https://aedit.com/procedure/upper-eyelid-blepharoplasty) and [lower](https://aedit.com/procedure/lower-eyelid-blepharoplasty-transconjunctival-approach) eyelid surgeries are available, and they may be classified as either a plastic and reconstructive procedure or aesthetic surgery depending on the reason for the procedure. 

- **Bruising & Swelling**: Subsides 7 to 10 days post-op
- **Return to Work**: 1 week post-op (eyes may be tired or more prone to strain)
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 4 weeks post-op 
- **Final Results**: 3 to 6 months post-op

### **Browplasty (a.k.a. Brow Lift)**
Known as a [browplasty, brow lift, or forehead lift](https://aedit.com/procedure/endoscopic-brow-lift), the surgery involves raising the eyebrows to a more youthful position to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, sagging skin, and hooded eyelids.

- **Remove Sutures**: 7 to 10 days post-op
- **Return to Work**: 7 to 10 days post-op
- **Bruising & Swelling**: Subsides 10 to 14 days post-op
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 2 to 4 weeks post-op
- **Final Results**: 3 to 6 months post-op 

### **Rhinoplasty (a.k.a. Nose Job)**
Nose jobs can be 'functional' (i.e. medically necessary) or 'cosmetic' (read: elective), but both types of [rhinoplasty](https://aedit.com/procedure/open-rhinoplasty) procedures require patients to be patient during the healing process.

- **Bruising & Swelling**: Subsides 10 to 14 days post-op; residual swelling for up to one year
- **Remove Splint**: 5 to 7 days post-op
- **Return to Work**: 1 week post-op
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 3 weeks post-op
- **Final Results**: 1 year post-op

### **Rhytidectomy (a.k.a. Facelift)** 
The gold standard of facial rejuvenation, a [facelift](https://aedit.com/procedure/smas-facelift) surgery has the ability to treat facial sagging and volume loss by lifting and firming the face. 

- **Bruising & Swelling**: Peaks 48 hours post-op; subsides over 10 to 14 days
- **Resume Wearing Makeup**: 1 week post-op
- **Remove Sutures**: 7 to 10 days post-op
- **Return to Work**: 7 to 10 days post-op
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 2 weeks post-op
- **Final Results**: 3 to 6 months post-op

### **Lower Rhytidectomy (a.k.a. Neck Lift)**
During a [neck lift](https://aedit.com/procedure/direct-neck-lift) procedure, incisions are made along the hairline and ear to remove excess skin and fat. A lower rhytidectomy yields a more defined neck and jawline, in addition to removing jowls. 

- **Remove Drains**: 2 days post-op
- **Remove Sutures**: 5 to 10 days post-op
- **Bruising & Swelling**: Subsides within 10 to 14 days; residual swelling for 3 months
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 2 weeks post-op
- **Final Results**: 6 months post-op

## **For Hair**
*Despite the advent of [non-surgical hair restoration treatments](https://aedit.com/aedition/kourtney-kardashian-prp-injections-to-treat-hair-loss), surgical hair transplants remain the go-to for patients looking to correct baldness and hair thinning. While initial results will be seen in the first four to five months, 12 to 18 months may be needed for full recovery.*

### **Hair Transplants**
The two main types of surgical hair transplants are the [follicular unit extraction (FUE)](https://aedit.com/procedure/follicular-unit-extraction-fue) technique and the [follicular unit transplant (FUT)](https://aedit.com/procedure/strip-harvesting) method. The former involves transplanting individual hair follicles, while the latter extracts a strip of hair. Both types of procedures have a similar recovery period.

- **Swelling & Tenderness**: Subsides 5 to 7 days post-op
- **Resume Wearing Hat**: 10 to 14 days post-op
- **Transplanted Hair Sheds**: 2 to 3 weeks post-op
- **Initial Results**: 4 to 5 months post-op
- **Final Results**: 12 to 18 months post-op

## **For Body**
*From breast surgery (think: augmentation, reduction, and lift) to tummy tucks, there are an array of surgical body contouring procedures that, after the initial downtime and recovery process, provide long lasting results.*

### **Abdominoplasty (a.k.a. Tummy Tuck)** 
Whether it's performed alone or as part of a larger mommy makeover, body lift, or post-weight loss procedure, a [tummy tuck](https://aedit.com/procedure/abdominoplasty) removes excess skin and excess fat, in addition to restoring muscle definition, for a more contoured abdomen.

- **Remove Drains**: 1 week post-op
- **Return to Work**: 2 to 4 weeks post-op
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 2 to 4 weeks post-op
- **Wear Compression Garments**: 6 to 8 weeks post-op
- **Bruising & Swelling**: Subsides 2 to 3 months post-op; residual swelling for up to 18 months
- **Final Results**: 4 to 6 months post-op

### **Augmentation Mammaplasty (a.k.a. Breast Augmentation)**
Breast augmentation can involve [breast implants](https://aedit.com/procedure/breast-augmentation-with-implants), autologous fat transfers, or a [hybrid](https://aedit.com/aedition/hybrid-breast-augmentation-with-implants-fat-transfer) of the two. In the case of implant and hybrid procedures, a secondary surgery will be needed to replace the implants after eight to 10 years. Patients who choose an autologous fat transfer can expect to lose 30 to 40 percent of the volume to reabsorption. Nonetheless, patients can expect similar recovery times for each type.

- **Return to Work**: 3 to 5 days post-op
- **Bruising & Swelling**: Peaks at 24 to 48 hours post-op; subsides over 2 to 3 months 
- **Resume Exercise**: 3 to 6 weeks post-op
- **Resume Wearing Underwire Bra**: 4 to 6 weeks post-op
- **Final Results**: 3 to 6 months post-op

### **Brazilian Butt Lift**
Like an breast augmentation with fat transfer, a [butt lift](https://aedit.com/procedure/butt-lift) involves transferring fat from one part of the body to the buttocks for improved shape and contour. Generally speaking, 60 to 80 percent of fat transfer typically survives.

- **Return to Work**: 10 to 14 days post-op
- **Resume Sitting & Laying on Buttocks**: 2 weeks post-op
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 8 weeks post-op
- **Final Results**: 6 months post-op

### **Liposuction**
[Liposuction](https://aedit.com/procedure/tumescent-liposuction) is typically performed as part of a larger surgery (think: a tummy tuck) or to complement another procedure. Regardless of the purpose, it results in permanent fat loss.

- **Return to Work**: 1 to 3 days post-op
- **Resume Normal Activity**: 1 week post-op
- **Bruising & Swelling**: Peaks 1 week post-op; subsides over 4 to 6 weeks
- **Wear Compression Garments**: 4 to 6 weeks post-op
- **Initial Results**: 3 to 6 months post-op
- **Final Results**: 1 year post-op

### **Mastopexy (a.k.a. Breast Lift)**
A [breast lift](https://aedit.com/procedure/breast-lift) surgery improves the projection and shape of the breast by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue. 

- **Return to Work**: 1 week post-op
- **Bruising & Swelling**: Peaks at 72 hours and subsides over 6 to 8 weeks
- **Resume Exercise**: 3 to 6 weeks post-op 
- **Resume Wearing Underwire Bra**: 6 to 8 weeks post-op
- **Final Results**: 4 to 6 months post-op

### **Reduction Mammaplasty (a.k.a. Breast Reduction)**
To alleviate any pain or discomfort caused by large breasts, a [breast reduction](https://aedit.com/procedure/breast-reduction) permanently removes excess skin and fat. 

- **Back & Shoulder Pain**: Immediate Relief
- **Return to Work**: 1 week post-op
- **Resume Exercise**: 3 to 4 weeks post-op 
- **Shop for New Bras**: 2 to 3 months post-op
- **Final Results**: 6 to 12 months post-op

## **The Takeaway**
Because no two patients or procedures are the same, recovering from cosmetic surgery is a very personal experience. Consulting with a [board certified plastic surgeon](https://aedit.com/aedition/medical-board-certification-in-plastic-surgery-cosmetic-dermatology) will provide further clarity on what you can expect during the healing process, so you can ensure the best results.

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