Is it necessary to avoid certain foods after getting a brow tattoo?

　　Eyebrow纹ing usually refers to eyebrow tattooing. Generally, it is necessary to follow dietary restrictions after eyebrow tattooing. Eyebrow tattooing involves using a tattooing instrument to implant pigments under the epidermis, based on the original skin structure, to form colored patches on the epidermis. Long-lasting, non-fading pigments are used to create various patterns, thus enhancing the shape of the eyebrows. The general reference price for eyebrow tattooing is 1000-5000 yuan per session, with visible improvement typically seen within 1-2 weeks post-procedure, although symptoms such as swelling and redness may occur. A detailed explanation is as follows:

　　Eyebrow tattooing is an invasive procedure that creates minor wounds on the skin surface. The healing process of these wounds can be affected by various factors. Dietary restrictions are mainly intended to avoid local adverse reactions caused by food, which may hinder the recovery process after eyebrow tattooing.

　　Spicy foods such as chili peppers and Sichuan peppercorns should be avoided. These foods may stimulate blood vessel dilation, leading to increased swelling and pain in the tattooed area. They can also cause localized redness and warmth, prolonging the recovery period. Seafood such as shrimp and crab contains xenoproteins that may trigger allergic reactions, especially in individuals with allergic constitutions. Consumption of such foods may lead to itching, rashes, or even severe allergic symptoms such as swelling and exudation at the tattoo site, which can affect wound healing and pigment stability.

　　It is recommended to visit a reputable hospital and undergo the procedure under the guidance of a qualified physician to ensure the safety and reliability of the procedure. After eyebrow tattooing, it is important to keep the tattooed area clean and dry and to avoid contact with water.