Keep it short and specific
- A one-page handout beats a long paragraph — clients are tired and a little sore right after a session and won't read a wall of text.
- Tailor the wrap-removal step to what you actually used (second-skin film vs. traditional bandage) — generic instructions cause the most confusion.
Anticipate the questions you'll get anyway
- Address itching and peeling explicitly — clients often think it's going wrong when it's normal healing.
- Give a rough healing timeline so they know what's expected at day 3, day 10, and week 4.
- Tell them exactly what warning signs mean they should contact you vs. see a doctor.
Try the generator
- The aftercare generator assembles a ready-to-send instruction sheet based on wrap type and placement — a solid starting point to customize further.