Symptoms of allergic reaction to eyebrow tattoo anesthetic

In order to have a good image, many female friends nowadays will put on makeup when they go out. It is undeniable that makeup is really a technical job and not everyone can do it well. The most difficult part is drawing eyebrows. Fortunately, there is an eyebrow tattoo to solve this problem. Eyebrow tattoo is a method of penetrating pigment into the dermis by piercing the skin and then permanently maintaining the shape of the eyebrows. So, will the anesthetic used for eyebrow tattoo cause allergies? Let's learn about the symptoms of anesthetic allergy.

What should you do if you are allergic to eyebrow tattoo anesthetic? Let’s take a look.

1. Generally speaking, anesthetic allergy is rare. If you experience anesthetic allergy, you must seek timely treatment. Some people will experience dizziness and lack of strength when they are allergic, and some people will develop many small rashes on their bodies.

2. If the situation is serious, you may even faint, so you must go to the hospital for treatment after an allergic reaction.

3. You should also pay good attention in your daily life, try not to take medicines that may cause you allergies, and exercise your body well.

Eyebrow tattooing is essentially a traumatic skin pigmentation procedure that creates a new eyebrow shape and eyeliner that will not fade for a long time. Because everyone's eyebrow shape is different, the doctor will design the eyebrow shape for the patient based on the face shape to avoid being the same as some people. Of course, we also need to consider the effect of eyebrow tattooing. Its effect is of course very important. Before tattooing, we should first understand what kind of eyebrow shape is suitable for us.

Eyebrow tattooing requires the doctor to carefully observe the patient's eyebrow condition beforehand, and then design the most suitable eyebrow shape according to the patient's various conditions before performing the operation. Eyebrow tattooing is a damage to your skin. The principle of tattooing is to inject pigment into the skin tissue through tiny incisions, and then form a color block to achieve a modifying effect.

The skin is a very important protective layer of the body and the first line of defense against the invasion of germs. If your skin is injured, microorganisms and harmful substances such as germs will directly enter our body. In mild cases, inflammation will occur, and in severe cases, infection will occur, so the harm is greater.