Should I Get My Microblading Removed?

Microblading took the beauty industry by storm, and maybe not in a good way.

In the pursuit of flawless eyebrows, microblading has become a go-to solution for many. However, as the demand for  microblading surges, so does regret. A significant number of individuals find themselves with uneven or discolored brows, a consequence of the growing number of inexperienced microblading artists.

Many of our new consultation clients are seeking help with existing microblading: either with correction or complete removal.

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Microblading Downfall: Uneven and Discolored Brows

Unfortunately, it only takes 2 days to earn certification for microblading. New permanent makeup artists are simply not experienced enough. Microblading also has a rather long list of contraindications, meaning that many people are not ideal candidates. Inexperienced artists will not have the expertise to deal with these contraindications or make other method recommendations to clients who should not get microblading.

Permanent makeup is not easy; it's an intricate process that demands a strong understanding of facial symmetry, skin tones and textures, and the nuances of individual features. Inexperienced artists may also lack the expertise needed to create brows that complement a person's unique characteristics, leading to uneven or asymmetrical brows. Discoloration is another issue, as inadequate knowledge of pigments and skin types can lead to unexpected shifts in color over time.

Laser Removal: A Road to Brow Recovery

For those dealing with the aftermath of inexperienced microblading, laser removal could be the best solution. Our advanced laser removal technology can target and break down unwanted pigments, offering individuals a chance to fade or eliminate the uneven or discolored results left by microblading without damaging the natural brow hairs. 

For the first time, it's almost easy to fix a bad microblading or brow tattoo job!