Swollen Eyes, Swollen Eyelids After Getting Permanent Eyebrow, Eyeliner Tattoo. Antibiotic Cream Applied. What To Do?
I have swollen eyes and swollen eyelids after getting permanent eyebrow and eyeliner tattoos.. I started applying a antibiotic cream for my eyes as the tattoo artist said to put.. And now my eyes and eyebrows are swollen.. I went to the hospital and they said it was the cream.. What do I do?? Email me at YYYY@YYYY But I do not really want to upload images..
Dear user It seems from the history that you have allergy to eyeliner tattoo or to the antibiotic cream what you have applied. If you are using a antibiotic ointment not particularly meant for eyes stop using this as allergy is commonly seen to the preservatives used in skin antibiotic ointments. Antiallergic eye drops are required in this stage. If your symptoms wont improve even after stopping the antibiotic ointment and using antiallergic eye drops, please do consult your eye doctor for further treatment.
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Swollen Eyes, Swollen Eyelids After Getting Permanent Eyebrow, Eyeliner Tattoo. Antibiotic Cream Applied. What To Do?
Dear user It seems from the history that you have allergy to eyeliner tattoo or to the antibiotic cream what you have applied. If you are using a antibiotic ointment not particularly meant for eyes stop using this as allergy is commonly seen to the preservatives used in skin antibiotic ointments. Antiallergic eye drops are required in this stage. If your symptoms wont improve even after stopping the antibiotic ointment and using antiallergic eye drops, please do consult your eye doctor for further treatment.