Self-adhesive compression wrap for post-procedure aftercare applications in PMU. In procedures where light compression or secondary coverage is appropriate — including areola restoration, scalp micropigmentation, and certain paramedical procedures — this wrap provides a clean, self-securing bandage layer without adhesive residue directly on the treated skin.

• Self-adhesive — bonds to itself, not to skin or treated tissue
• Light compression — supports initial post-procedure healing where indicated
• Breathable — allows airflow to the treated area under the wrap
• Tear-to-length — cut or tear the exact amount needed per application

Standard brow and lip PMU aftercare does not typically require compression wrapping, but paramedical PMU — areola restoration, scar camouflage, and scalp micropigmentation — sometimes calls for a light secondary covering for the client's first 24–48 hours. The self-adhesive format means the wrap stays in place without tape on delicate post-procedure skin and is easily removed by the client without trauma to the area.

Application: Apply over clean skin after any ointment-based aftercare layer has been placed. Wrap with light tension — enough to stay in place, not enough to restrict circulation. Advise clients to remove gently and not to re-apply tightly.

Who this is for: PMU artists performing paramedical procedures or aftercare protocols where a secondary covering layer is part of the post-procedure care plan.