Microblading FAQ

Additional Info:

 

WHAT THINGS SHOULD I DO TO PREPARE FOR MY MICROBLADING APPOINTMENT?

  • Accutane and any other prescribed acne medications must be finished one year prior to receiving microblading. 

  • Do not take Aspirin, fish oil, niacin, vitamin E and/or Ibuprofen or blood thinners, unless medically necessary, 72 hours prior to your microblading procedure. 

  • Any brow tinting and/or waxing should be done 3 weeks prior to your microblading procedure. 

  • Avoid direct sunlight and tanning beds for 2 weeks before & after your microblading appointment.  

  • Do not receive any chemical peels, microdermabrasion, mesotherapy or intense skin treatments which may cause faster skin cell rejuvenation 3-4 weeks before the microblading procedure. 

  • Wash your hair the morning of the microblading procedure. 

  • Avoid consuming large amounts of alcohol 24 hours before your microblading procedure. 

  • Do not receive any Botox treatments 4 weeks prior to your microblading procedure. 

  • Growth enhancement products such as Latisse, RevitaBrow, and GrandeLash should not be used 1 month before or after the procedure has fully healed due to possibility of the color shifting. 

WHAT IS THE AFTERCARE FOR MICROBLADING?

  • For the first hour, pat the area gently with a clean tissue repeatedly to absorb any excess fluids.

  • Days 1-5, apply a thin layer of the gel you received on your visit with a cotton swab 3 times a day. Refrain from using an excess amount. This is to prevent infection.

  • Days 1-7, using the wipes that were provided to you at your appointment, gently cleanse the area.

  • Do not pick or scratch your new brows.

  • Avoid physical activities that may cause sweating for the first 7 days.

  • Avoid submerging your brows in water for the first 10 days. When taking a shower be careful not to have water pouring directly onto your microbladed eyebrow area.

  • Avoid hot tubs, steam rooms, public pools and the ocean during the healing process.

  • Do not use any other ointments, gels, creams or oils on your eyebrows other than the designated gel that was given to you at your appointment.

  • Avoid direct sunlight and tanning beds for 2 weeks before and after your microblading appointment.

  • No retinols, AHA’s, exfoliating treatments, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, Botox and any other strong treatments 6-8 weeks after your microblading procedure.

  • Smoking will cause premature fading and the anesthetics will not last as long.

  • Growth enhancement products such as Latisee, RevitaBrow, and GrandeLash should not be used 1 month before or after the procedure has fully healed because it may shift the color. 

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