Microblading

Microblading is a specialized technique for eyebrow architecture, shapes for each client by delicately scratching the skin's surface with a handheld blade and implanting featherweight pigment strokes. Unlike tattooing, microblading is superficial and not permanent, with color fading within 18 months. The procedure is precise and natural-looking, with finer hair strokes than tattooing, and utilizes a handheld blade instead of an electrical gadget.

Indications: 

Microblading is suitable for individuals seeking natural-looking, defined eyebrows. 

Treatment details Anesthetic: 

Topical anesthesia 

Possible Side Effects: 

Rare allergic reactions to pigments may occur. Side effects may include redness, swelling, and itching, which usually subside within a few days. 

Treatment Course: 

The initial microblading treatment is followed by a top-up session after 6-8 weeks to assess and enhance the results, if necessary.