MICROBLADING
WHAT IS MICROBLADING?
Microblading technology has become very popular in today’s beauty trend. For natural and bushy brows are now really desired. Microblading can be used to create a natural end result, but at the same time thick and symmetrical brows. Microblading is completely manual, done by hand with a “pen” with sterilized needles in small rows.
During the microblading procedure, the pigment is applied to the surface layer of the skin, i.e. the epidermis, leaving thin hair-like marks that combine with your own eyebrows.
Migroblading is not a permanent pigmentation, as it is done on the surface of the skin, causing the color to fade with skin regeneration and metabolism. Microblading lasts on the skin for about 10-12 months.
Microblading is always designed individually according to the customer’s own shapes, colors and face pattern.
Microblading is usually almost painless, as surface anesthesia is always used in the area to be treated. To achieve a beautiful long lasting result, it is always recommended to retouch 1-2 months after the first treatment.
Reasons when Microblading is not recommended:
- Pregnancy
- During breast-feeding
- Customer is under 18 years of age
- In the case of a chronic illness, only with the written permission of a specialist (these illnesses include kidney disease, liver disease, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, arrhythmia…)
- Viral or bacterial infection (influenza, hepatitis B, AIDS, tuberculosis…)
- Cold or fever
- If less than 2 months of angles laser treatment
- If less than 1.5 years of the client’s radiotherapy
- If you are taking a course of treatment or continuous medication only with the written permission of your doctor
- If you are taking a medicine containing penicillin (this makes it harder for the ink to stick to the skin)
- If the client is taking blood thinning medications or has a bleeding disorder
- If bruising or swelling in the treated areas
- If the client has rosacea, hemangioma, eyelid or birthmark in the affected areas
- If you have a cyst in the area, or any pimples full of fluid
- If the skin in the area is inflamed, there is acne or a rash
- Collagen / other fillings lip within six months (after half a year, may be made permanent make treatment)
- Cracked lips
- Lip pigmentation cannot be done with cold sores or for chapped lips
- Prone to keloid or hypertrophic scar growth
- If the client has eyelash extensions eyelid pigmentation can not be done (lashes should be removed 1-2 weeks before eyelid pigmentation)
AVOID PRIOR TO MICROBLADING:
- No permanent staining of corners or eyes 2-3 days earlier
- No cosmetic whitening treatment
- No waxing or plucking of corners 2-3 days in advance
- Avoid drinking coffee 6-7 hours before handling
- No alcohol or drugs
- Do not take aspirin painkiller on the same day
- Blood thinning medications should also be avoided before entering treatment
- Contact lenses should be removed when you come to permanent pigmentation of the eyelids. Even after treatment, it is good not to wear contact lenses for about a week
- If you have a history of cold sores, start herpes prophylaxis 3 days before permanent lip pigmentation and continue treatment 2 days after pigmentation
AFTER MICROBLADING:
It is very important that the client takes care of the aftercare according to the instructions. This avoids possible infections and the final color result is on target. If you have any problems or questions, please contact us!
- The result of the pigmentation will appear darker for about a week, after which the excess color will flake off with the dead skin cell, do not scratch, rub or remove this flaking / start yourself.
- Clean the pigmented area only with lukewarm water and after cleaning apply a thin layer of pigmentation cream (the cream can be used while the flaking / scaling comes off)
- Avoid using oily creams, skin care products, mascara and lipstick in treated areas for about a week
- No sun or solarium for 8-10 days (UV radiation can change the color tone)
- Avoid strenuous sports and sweating for 4-5 days
- To avoid inflammation do not sauna for 28 days, do not swim for 14 days
- Eyelash extensions can be applied or maintained one month after pigmentation
- Eyelashes and eyebrows can be dyed two weeks after pigmentation
- Financing eye drops can be used to irritate the eyes
- Swelling of the eyebrow may occur during the first days after treatment, you can use a cold bath (not wet) for the swelling
- Lip pigmentation can trigger cold sores, you can use Zovirax or another similar product if you experience symptoms.
- Blood must not be donated within four months of micropigmentation
