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Vbeam sessions w/ microblading appointment in between?

January 14, 2022
Asked By:Passionate484048

Can I start Vbeam sessions while having a a microblading in the middle of Vbeam treatment? Does having a Vbeam session days after microblading affect the microblading or is the Vbeam session affected? Should I schedule microblading until I'm done with Vbeam?

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