Picking at scabs or not protecting your skin from the sun can increase the risk of scarring, so it's important to take good care of the treated area
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Adding in the semi-permanent BB factor could cause an allergic reaction, or "itching, bumps, rashes, delayed rashes or inflammatory reactions to the pigment years later, skin infection, or a type of scar called granulomas." Levin especially wants patients with a history of keloidal scars, eczema, and psoriasis to check with their dermatologist before attempting a semi-permanent BB procedure