Is it normal to lose most of the color after the first week of eyebrow microblading? (Photo)

It is clear that this question relates to the previous post. As I said there, the crusting that you had on your eyebrow indicates that damage has been done to the eyebrow root. When this happens, eyebrow hairs often do not regrow.

Hello and thank you for your question. It is typical for color to change in the following few weeks after microbladding. I suggest waiting 4-6 weeks after your initial treatment, you will likely need touch up after that. 

Any cut on your skin will leave a scar. How visible these scars are depend on how your body heals.  If your body is prone to scarring, then even "micro-blades" can leave "bumps" and scars.

Hello!I would recommend to wait a little longer to let the body absorb the pigment and eliminate it, usually the yellow pigment is made out of metals that make the process slow and difficult for the body. If after a couple of days it stay the same an option is to cover up with a new...

Why put these two procedures so close together. The microshadding shouldn't interfere with your general anesthesia, but speak with your dentist

That looks like a mole taken off your shoulder by a dermatologist. It’s not a keloid or even hypertrophic. It is wide, but that is likely because it’s on your shoulder. Micro blading is very shallow and should not cause significant scarring. Good luck!