• Pregnancy – An increase in hormones can affect the skin during pregnancy, this can cause pigmentation. For this reason we advise against microdermabrasion as the skin could react in an unexpected manner making the condition worse. • Cancer – Should be in remission for at least 6 months prior to commencing a course of treatment. Microdermabasion stimulates the blood flow or lymphatic drainage. • Grade 4 Acne – If the skin is very congested with pustules and papules treatment would irritate the skin and spread bacteria. • Roaccutane – Roaccutane causes thinning of the skin, you must wait 6 months after discontinuing Roaccutane • Auto-Immune Disease (Crohn's should be ok) • Diabetes – Diabetes affects the nerves and circulation and the skin can take much longer to heal than normal. Clients must provide written permission from their GP before treatment can be carried out. • Impetigo • Rosacea Minor Contraindications – affected areas will be avoided • Eye infections (eg. Conjuctivitis, Styes/Hordelea, Cysts) • Skin disorders (eg. Active acne, Seborrheic Dermatitis, Herpes Simplex (cold sores), Eczema, Psoriasis) • Keloid Scars • Telangiectasia (broken capillaries) • Raised Moles • Warts • Skin tags • Cuts • Bruises • Abrasion

• Pregnancy – Those who are pregnant should consult their physician before beginning a treatment. • Botox/Fillers – Those with Botox or fillers should wait at least 5 days before doing a LED Facial. • Epilepsy – Those with this condition should stay away from doing this treatment or consult their physician before a treatment. • Medication – Those who take medications that cause light sensitivity (such as Tetracycline, Lithium, Melatonin, Phenothiazine antipsychotics and certain antibiotics. • Those who use Steroids • Diseases that involve the retina of the eye (ie: diabetes) • People with a history of skin cancer • Certain Thyroid Conditions – Please consult your doctor before proceeding with a treatment.

Those who have the conditions below should consult their doctor first before a treatment. • Metal Implants, Pins or Plates • Metal Braces on your teeth • Pregnancy • Epilepsy or seizure disorders or history of them • Those with Heart conditions • Open or Broken skin • Pacemaker

Lash + Brow Treatment Contraindications *Most result in discomfort, stinging or adverse reactions* • Cysts (A cyst is a lump of the upper or lower eyelid caused by obstruction and inflammation of an oil gland of the eyelid - also known as a meibomian, tarsal ore granuloma cyst) • Hordeola/Stye/Styes (a small collection of puss/abcess on the eyelid) • Blepharitis (an ocular condition characterized by chronic inflammation of the eyelid) • Chemotherapy (cancer treatment) • Skin Disease, skin trauma, cuts, abrasions, burns and swelling in the immediate area • Weak eyelashes/eyebrow hair at technician discretion (from over styling or product use) • Skin Disorders in the general eye area (Dermatitis, Xanthelasma & Syringoma) • Eye Infections such as Uveitis • Recent operations around eyes, head or face or scar tissue in immediate areas • Watery eyes • Hypersensitive skin/eyes • Keratitis (inflammation of the cornea of the eye) • Alopecia (hair loss) • Trichotillomania (classified as an impulse control disorder and is the compulsive urge to pull out one’s own hair) • Bells Palsy or any condition that makes closing or opening eyes difficult • Any disease/disorder that causes shaking, twitching or erratic movements • Previous reactions to eye treatments • Recent eye surgery • Allergies to latex/bandaids • Allergies to glue/bonding agents/adhesives • Allergies to acetone • Recent permanent makeup (must be at least 30 days healed) • Sunburn • Scar tissue in the treatment area • Pregnant/Breastfeeding • Using growth serums • Retinol, Accutane, AHA, BHA etc (discontinue use for 2 weeks) The following contraindications might still mean that the treatment can be performed however it is recommended to obtain a GP/doctor’s referral before proceeding. • Dry eye syndrome • Glaucoma • Post Chemotherapy The following contraindications are purely for comfort and should be discussed before beginning the treatment. • Claustrophobia - client is required to not open their eyes during treatment • Hayfever/Rhinitis - eyes may be watery • Contact lenses - ensure removal before procedure