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M R I Head scan

Just wondered if anyone has had an M R I Scan done on their head. If so do you know if you are allowed to wear foundation blusher or lipstick. I know that eye make-up is not allowed. Any advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks
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  • Savvy_Sue
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    This is not something I remember from my scans at all, so really your best bet would be to phone the scannery where you are booked in and ask them.
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  • hi,
    i had one in coventry last week - the only thing i had to take off was my necklace
    unfortunately it was via A&E straight away,so i didn't have an appointment or anything. I wasn't asked to take off any make up so maybe it is more of a "they'd prefer it if you didn't wear any" rather than an essential?
    All the best - it is rather noisy and your movement is limited, but they give you ear plugs and pad your head to make it as easy as possible.
    I actually fell asleep during it (strange i know!) so they had to do it again!!
    take care
    x
  • hi,
    i had one in coventry last week - the only thing i had to take off was my necklace
    unfortunately it was via A&E straight away,so i didn't have an appointment or anything. I wasn't asked to take off any make up so maybe it is more of a "they'd prefer it if you didn't wear any" rather than an essential?
    All the best - it is rather noisy and your movement is limited, but they give you ear plugs and pad your head to make it as easy as possible.
    I actually fell asleep during it (strange i know!) so they had to do it again!!
    take care
    x
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