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Is Microblading with Diabetes possible?

berredoJun 30, 2017
I have a microblading appointment, but I'm worried because I'm diabetic. My sugar is controlled relatively well, but I cant find any info as to why diabetics shouldn't get microblading done. I've paid a deposit and it's too late for a refund. I have to go through with it now or lose my money. Is there any real reason why I shouldn't get this done?

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Dr. Patricia Faraz, MD
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Answered on Jul 26, 2017
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