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“PRO PLUS” TOPICAL ANESTHETIC
“PRO PLUS” TOPICAL ANESTHETIC
For Use by Licensed Professionals Only.
For Use by Licensed Professionals Only.
This pre-deadener was developed by a pharmacist familiar with our industries.
This pre-deadener was developed by a pharmacist familiar with our industries.
Previous versions of this anesthetic have been used successfully for years. This
Previous versions of this anesthetic have been used successfully for years. This
recent alteration has improved its speed and depth of anesthesia. This cream
recent alteration has improved its speed and depth of anesthesia. This cream
contains 2% tetracaine and 4% lidocaine, has a pH of 7 and is
safe for eyeliner.
contains 2% tetracaine and 4% lidocaine, has a pH of 7 and is
safe for eyeliner.
FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY ON INTACT SKIN: Check with client for history
FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY ON INTACT SKIN: Check with client for history
of allergic reactions to topical anesthetics before applying. Keep in a cool dark
of allergic reactions to topical anesthetics before applying. Keep in a cool dark
place,
out of the reach of children.
place,
out of the reach of children.
WARNING: Avoid direct contact with the eyeball. If contact should occur,
WARNING: Avoid direct contact with the eyeball. If contact should occur,
irrigate with copious amounts of sterile saline and contact an eye care physician.
irrigate with copious amounts of sterile saline and contact an eye care physician.
DO NOT SWALLOW. If accidentally swallowed, seek medical help immediately.
DO NOT SWALLOW. If accidentally swallowed, seek medical help immediately.
EYEBROWS
15- 20 minutes
EYEBROWS
15- 20 minutes
For best results, lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer prior to application.
For best results, lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer prior to application.
Gently massage into skin and then apply a medium coating over the top. Cover
Gently massage into skin and then apply a medium coating over the top. Cover
with a plastic (occlusive) dressing. Wipe away immediately prior to tattooing.
with a plastic (occlusive) dressing. Wipe away immediately prior to tattooing.
EYELINER
15- 20 minutes
EYELINER
15- 20 minutes
Fill the eyes with liquid eye gel to coat the cornea. With the client’s eyes closed,
Fill the eyes with liquid eye gel to coat the cornea. With the client’s eyes closed,
apply a thin layer of cream with a small applicator across the lash line. Remove
apply a thin layer of cream with a small applicator across the lash line. Remove
anesthetic before beginning procedure. Following the first pass of tattooing,
anesthetic before beginning procedure. Following the first pass of tattooing,
sparingly apply
Zone 2 or
Blue Gel to control swelling and maintain anesthesia
sparingly apply Zone 2 or Blue Gel to control swelling and maintain anesthesia
15-20 minutes
15-20 minutes
For best results, lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer prior to application.
For best results, lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer prior to application.
Gently massage into skin and then apply a medium coating over the top. Cover
Gently massage into skin and then apply a medium coating over the top. Cover
with a plastic (occlusive) dressing. Wipe away immediately prior to tattooing.
with a plastic (occlusive) dressing. Wipe away immediately prior to tattooing.
While some relief may be provided with topical anesthetics, for total
While some relief may be provided with topical anesthetics, for total
anesthesia, you must provide a nerve block performed by a physician.
Do not
anesthesia, you must provide a nerve block performed by a physician.
Do not
use inside of the mouth. Use
SJ3 during procedure to continue anesthesia, or either
use inside of the mouth. Use
SJ3 during procedure to continue anesthesia, or either
APPLICATION TIMES
APPLICATION TIMES
D Blue Gel,
Vasocaine or
Zone 2 to continue anesthesia and constrict blood vessels.
D Blue Gel,
Vasocaine or
Zone 2 to continue anesthesia and constrict blood vessels.
BODY SKIN
90-120 minutes
BODY SKIN
90-120 minutes
Prior to tattooing or piercing: Lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer. Gently
Prior to tattooing or piercing: Lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer. Gently
massage into skin and then apply a medium coating over the top. In order to
massage into skin and then apply a medium coating over the top. In order to
prevent absorption into clothing and retain effective anesthesia, cover with an
prevent absorption into clothing and retain effective anesthesia, cover with an
SUGGESTE occlusive dressing. Thicker skin requires longer time to absorb the cream than
SUGGESTE occlusive dressing. Thicker skin requires longer time to absorb the cream than
thinner skin. Use
SJ3 during procedure to continue anesthesia, or either
Blue
thinner skin. Use
SJ3 during procedure to continue anesthesia, or either
Blue
Gel,
Vasocaine or
Zone 2 to continue anesthesia and constrict blood vessels.
Gel,
Vasocaine or
Zone 2 to continue anesthesia and constrict blood vessels.
PIERCING
15- 20 minutes
PIERCING
15- 20 minutes
Apply to eyebrows, navels and nipples. Avoid genital areas. Thicker skin
Apply to eyebrows, navels and nipples. Avoid genital areas. Thicker skin
requires longer pre-treating time. Lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer. Gently
requires longer pre-treating time. Lightly exfoliate with
Skin Resurfacer. Gently
massage into skin, then apply a medium coating on top. Cover with occlusive
massage into skin, then apply a medium coating on top. Cover with occlusive
dressing. Wipe away immediately prior to piercing. Use
Blue Gel or
Zone 2
dressing. Wipe away immediately prior to piercing. Use
Blue Gel or
Zone 2
during jewelry insertion to continue anesthesia and reduce swelling.
during jewelry insertion to continue anesthesia and reduce swelling.
DERMAL SOURCE
DERMAL SOURCE
1017 SW Morrison Street, #210
1017 SW Morrison Street, #210
Portland, Oregon 97205
Portland, Oregon 97205
Phone: 866-568-3223, Fax: 503-973-5433
Phone: 866-568-3223, Fax: 503-973-5433
www.dermalsouce.com
www.dermalsouce.com
Source: http://www.dermalsource.us/pdfs/ProPlus.pdf
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