who had no tattoos, only 3.5% were infected with hepatitis. These figures vividly indicate how important is the observance of the rules of hygiene and the use of sterile materials. If it is known that the client is infected with hepatitis or AIDS, the master is obliged to resolutely refuse to pigmentation.
The procedures of permanent makeup must be performed in a marry bandage, which protects against drip infections with colds and contamination by cough, tuberculosis and diphtheria.
A compulsory requirement for micropigamation is the use of rubber gloves, disinfection of working materials, equipment and the use of sterile packaged consumables, as well as cleaning all surfaces using appropriate means for disinfection.
The most important rules for permanent makeup is observance of hygiene requirements.
Workstation for permanent makeup
Cabinet for micropigmentation and workplace should be equipped so as to ensure compliance with all the rules of hygiene.
Requirements for the room
– There should be no carpets so that the floor can be disinfected;
– all surfaces (table for the device, apparatus) must be made of material that can be disinfected;
– There should be no living plants (the Earth is the perfect nutrient medium for mushrooms and bacteria);
– All covers and napkins need to be washed at a temperature of 90 degrees.
Requirements for workplace
The optimal organization of the workplace and hygiene is inextricably linked concepts. On the desktop there must be only objects and equipment directly used in the work. It is recommended to handle cotton swabs, cotton wands and other small working items with ultraviolet radiation.
In the workplace for pigment should be:
– a disinfected pigmentation apparatus;
– Needles of the necessary configurations and suitable dumps (or hygienic modules);
– means of disinfection of the skin, means for disinfection of hardware surfaces;
– anesthesia;
– disposable gloves and mask;
– chosen for pigmentation dyes and additive preparations;
– Pigment vessel with stand;
– cotton buds;
– medical cleansing agent;
– cosmetic napkins;
– Naked Magnaya;
– mirror;
– garbage container for used consumables;
– Recycling container for used needles.
The clean and well-organized workplace of the professional immediately gives the client an idea of the qualifications and thoroughness of its owner.
Before starting work, you need to check again if everything is needed on the table. After the gloves are put, nothing else can be torn with their hands and leave the workplace.
After the work, it is necessary to take care that all items concerning gloves (for example, a lamp, if the light was installed) were rubbed with a disinfection tool, since the infection can be transmitted through them.
All used consumables are cotton wands, cotton tampons for cleaning and, of course, the dye cups and gloves must be immediately thrown into the waste container. Stand for a vessel with a dye and a sleeve for the handle at the end of the work should be cleaned with the device for ultrasonic disinfection with the appropriate disinfection solution.
Used needles and dupities must be immediately placed in the needle capacity to avoid accidental damage.
When the client gets up after the procedure, he must see a clean workplace. It is also a sign of professional work.
A sign of professional and qualified work is a clean and well-organized workplace before and after the procedure.
In practice, we often see that after work, the gloves are removed and immediately stick in the pocket of the working robe. With these gloves, which were touched to the patient’s open mouth, then without any remorse will work with the following client. Apparently, the economical “masters” do not even think how many microbes or even pathogens of infectious diseases like hepatitis they can transfer.
You can vouch that no client will want to acquire AIDS or hepatitis in addition to permanent makeup. Another death sin against hygiene is not to postpone the needles immediately after use, but to save them for further work or close the used dye with the lid so that they will use them again. It is difficult to even imagine how bacteria will be multiplied by the client’s skin on the needles and in the dye, by the time of the next work. Think, because I will not touch the used scalpel, clips and needles without sterilization to use any sterilization. Since permanent makeup is also an operation, the same hygiene and disinfection rules must be observed to protect the health of the client.
Permanent makeup is the same surgical operation. Therefore, the rules of hygiene and disinfection should be as strict. – special container with wet cotton disks;
Hygiene and disinfection of the workplace
You must ourselves:
– Before starting work, carry out disinfection of the skin of the hands, and then gloves;
– sterile packaging (needles, modules) unpacking immediately before starting work (and in the client’s eyes) in the appropriate gloves and immediately insert into the handle;
– Never touch the bottle with a dye to a pigment cup or to a hole of the dubs;
– Do not put the used cotton sticks or tampons next to the client;
– It is recommended to wear a gauze bandage, especially with a slight cold;
– Hepatitis vaccination is recommended for your safety.
After the end of work:
– spray and wipe all the surfaces with a disinfectant;
– a disinfectant must be effective against AIDS and hepatitis, pay attention to the expiration date;
– the sleeve sleeves, the stand for a dye vessel immediately after use you need to clean and disinfect with the device for ultrasonic disinfection;
– For ultrasonic disinfection, recommended disinfection means should be used (lysitol-M, Stamopour) in prescribed concentration;
– throw away the vessel with the dye residue;
– used needles postpone separately into the needle container to avoid injury or infection;
– used modules to put vertically, so that the needle is automatically hidden into a loaf;
– Used gloves to throw out after the end of working with each client.
Hygiene and disinfection of the workplace
You must ourselves:
– Before starting work, carry out disinfection of the skin of the hands, and then gloves;
– sterile packaging (needles, modules) unpacking immediately before starting work (and in the client’s eyes) in the appropriate gloves and immediately insert into the handle;
– Never touch the bottle with a dye to a pigment cup or to a hole of the dubs;
– Do not put the used cotton sticks or tampons next to the client;
– It is recommended to wear a gauze bandage, especially with a slight cold;
– Hepatitis vaccination is recommended for your safety.
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