Microblading is an art and performed with a hand held disposable sterile blade. This hair stroke and pigment method will appear as real hair! Get perfect brows that are created with the finest definition and dimension. Microblading is for those who have the wrong brow shape, loss of hair, over plucked or just want to fill in patchy areas.  You will be amazed with your brows and how natural they look. 

 

FAQ

How long does it last? Results vary, typically lasts 8-12 months. Results depend on how well you take care of them. Other factors include skin pigment, texture and oiliness. No guarantee can be made regarding benefits from the procedure. 

 

How long does the procedure take? Consultation plus the procedure takes about 2 hours. 

 

How long does healing take? 5-7 days. Color will be darker immediately after the procedure. The color of the pigment will gradually soften. 

 

Does it hurt? It's slightly painful.  Medical grade topical numbing cream is applied prior to the procedure.

 

Will I need a touch up? Yes, it will fade over time and you will need a touch up to maintain the shape and color. I recommend booking a touch up 30 days after your initial procedure. You can expect follow up appointments between 6 months to 2 years. You still need to pluck unwanted new growth. 

 

How do you choose a color? Together we will choose the color. 

 

Can I do this procedure if I am pregnant or breast-feeding? No

 

Who is NOT ideal for this procedure? If you have large pores on your forehead, extremely oily skin, diabetes, graves disease, pregnant, breast-feeding, history of keloids or vitiligo. 

 

Aftercare instructions will be discussed at your appointment.               

DO NOT

*Take aspirin, ibuprofen or like medications for 1 week prior to appointment.

*Drink excessive alcohol 24 hours prior to and after the procedure. 

*Use Retin A/retinol/AHA skin care products close to eyebrows 2 weeks before and after.

*Wax, laser or get electrolysis one week prior to procedure.

*Get Botox or fillers a minimum of 2 weeks prior.

Discuss with your provider before stopping any medications.