Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about MICROBLANDING.

Microblading typically lasts 12 to 18 months depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. We recommend a color-correcting touch-up at 6-8 weeks, then annual or biannual maintenance to keep strokes crisp and color balanced.

Most clients report mild discomfort similar to eyebrow waxing. We apply medical-grade topical numbing before and during the service to minimize pain, making the procedure tolerable and comfortable for nearly all clients.

Healing takes about two weeks; expect scabbing, fading, and itchiness as pigment settles. Keep brows dry, avoid makeup, sweating, saunas, and direct sun. Use recommended ointment and follow your technician's instructions for optimal color retention and healing.

Ideal candidates have sparse or uneven brows, good general health, and realistic expectations. Certain skin types and medical conditions may affect results; consultation and medical history review determine suitability and any necessary precautions.

Most clients need two sessions: an initial microblading appointment and a 6-8 week follow-up for color correction and stroke refinement. Occasional additional touch-ups may be recommended to maintain pigment and shape over time.

Yes. Permanent tattoos, recent fillers, or chemical brow treatments can interfere with pigment placement. We evaluate previous work during consultation; sometimes removal, lightening, or waiting periods are necessary before safely performing microblading.