A Guide to Microblading
Brows are having a moment right now. In fact, social media
feeds are full of perfectly-shaped brows and makeup counters offer a plethora
of brow-enhancing products.
However, applying brow pencils, powders, and gels each and
every morning can become tiring and time-consuming. As a result, many women are
turning to microblading to achieve their brow goals.
If you want to up your brow game, with more permanent
results, continue reading for our guide to micoblading.
What Is Microblading?
Microblading is a
non-surgical treatment for eyebrow restoration. The technique is also referred
to as eyebrow tattooing and is a safe and effective way for individuals to
improve eyebrow shape, definition, color, and fullness.
How Does Microblading Work?
Using a super-fine pen, microblading delivers pigment under
the skin to replicate the appearance of individual hairs.
The procedure is highly customizable to each patient’s
concerns and goals. Before getting started, the provider will outline the shape
of the brows and select a pigment that closely matches your natural brow color.
Then a hand-held device will be used to precisely apply the ink with hair-like
strokes.
Who’s a Good Candidate for Microblading?
Microblading is an excellent option for patients that want
to trim time for their morning routine, but still maintain flawless brows.
It’s also an ideal way to correct patchiness, improve
eyebrow structure, or restore eyebrows that have been lost to alopecia or other
medical conditions.
However, an in-person consultation with a board-certified
dermatologist will help ensure that your skin is well-suited for treatment and
will heal with crisp strokes and natural results.
Additionally, a dermatologist, compared to a provider
without a medical degree, has the ability to limit possible microblading risks
and manage appropriately should they occur.
How Long Do Results Last?
Microblading results gradually fade over time, and personal
preference often dictates when it’s time to return for another treatment. With
that being said, most patients can expect to undergo maintenance sessions every
12-18 months or once the pigment color and concentration have significantly
decreased.
If you are considering microblading, please call our office
today to schedule a comprehensive consultation with one of our highly skilled
and experienced providers.
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