Microblading manually fills and/or reshapes the eyebrows by using a pencil tool with a fixed small blade to apply pigment.
Microblading is a non-invasive treatment that creates tiny strokes that look like individual hairs in order to fill out or reshape the eyebrows. The results are a natural, flawless, fuller-looking brow.
After your first session, one touch-up within three to four weeks of the original application is mandatory. It is to ensure the eyebrow is completed because it is difficult to predict how well the skin will retain the pigment.
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How Does This Treatment Work?
The microblading technique is performed without using a machine and produces a very natural-looking result. During this manual technique, the pigment is applied with a pencil tool that has a fixed small blade with many disposable needles. The needles are 3x thinner than the needles used for permanent machines. An effect of extremely fine and natural-looking hair strokes is achievable. A thick plant-based pigment is used that does not change color but slowly fades over time. Making corrections is easy and is very easy to apply over old washed-out permanent make-up eyebrow tattoos (with bleaching pigment/solution). Treatment takes about two hours.
How Long Do Results Last?
Microblading can last up to two years and will need to be retouched to keep the brow from fading. Touch-ups are recommended every 12-18 months to retain the natural shape and color. The length of how long the microblading will last varies depending on the patients’ maintenance and skin type.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Microblading?
People suffering from alopecia, thyroid condition, or any other condition that causes hair loss will benefit greatly from microblading. People who simply aren’t happy with their eyebrows, have extremely thin eyebrows, and/or never want to fill in their eyebrows will also benefit from microblading.
Who Should Not Receive Microblading?
Microblading is not recommended for those who:
NOTE: Pigment will fade quicker in individuals who smoke and/or use topical products containing hydroquinone, retinol, alpha and beta hydroxyl acids.
