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Bleeding and swelling during your microblading treatment is normal. This occurs with almost all patients. However, there are some things your can do to help prevent or decrease your chance of bleeding and swelling. We recommend that our patients refrain from ibuprofen, aspirin and NSAID related products a few days prior to the procedure. You can also increase your intake of fresh pineapple or start taking Arnica Montana, which is anti-bruising/swelling agent. If you do bleed or swell, generally the swelling goes down after 24-48hours. With the bleeding it is possible that scabs form, you do not want to pick or remove this scabs as it may diminish the pigment from your microblading treatment. Hope this is helpful to you and good luck!
Hello and thank you for your question.Yes, it is very common to bleed during microblading. You are implanting pigment into the skin with needles. A topical numbing agent can help stop the areas that may bleed. It is also common to have some swelling.The swelling usually calms within 24 hours. After your initial brow application the brows do not continue to bleed. The bleeding should have stopped in the office. If you are still experiencing bleeding and swelling you may want to follow up with your provider.Best to you,
Hello,You can use retinols, you just want to avoid putting directly on the brow, just go above the brow but not to close, give some space between product and brow. The product blends in to the skin so going a bit above the brow will allow the product to blend in the skin and avoid to much to the...
Hello,I am sorry to hear you are not happy with your results.I see this a lot. Most women are wanting a fuller brow when they have thin brows. I always recommend to my clients lets meet in the middle, we can always add more. It can be very shocking after your treatment to have a full thick brow...
I am sorry to hear you are not happy with your brows. You have to give enough time for the brows to heal. As they heal the color will lighten up to 40% and the brows will soften.If after 5 weeks you are still not happy with your brows, return to your artist and they can do all corrections at ...
