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Oklahoma PMU Practice Exam
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Which practice is prohibited on the treated area immediately after the initial procedure?
Avoid direct contact with the area
Apply cosmetics on unbroken skin nearby
Apply cosmetics over treatment area
Engage in vigorous activity near the area
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Apply cosmetics over treatment area
Explanation:
When skin is treated, it’s in a healing state and can be easily irritated or infected if something is put directly on it. Applying cosmetics over the treated area right away can seal in bacteria, trap irritants, and interfere with healing, which is why it’s prohibited. The area should be kept clean and free from makeup until your clinician says it’s safe to use cosmetics there. You can usually use makeup around the treated zone if needed, but not on the area itself. Direct contact and activity near the area are still managed carefully to protect healing, but the specific restriction focused on the treated area is not to apply cosmetics over it.
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