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Is it normal for one brow to look higher and thicker than the other brow after microblading? (Photo)

always.amberNov 25, 2018
I had my eyebrows microbladed yesterday and one eyebrow looks much higher and thicker than the other one. I’m freaking out. Could the eyebrow be more swollen than the other one and that is why it is happening? I feel like my entire face looks different and the eyebrows look botched right now. Has this happened to anyone else?

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Dr. Tonya Boudreaux, MD
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Answered on Jan 16, 2019
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