Nightmare Experience!

So far I've gone through a hydrogen peroxide fade w/ saline solution, a jessner peel, and now I'm beginning retin-A twice a week with stem cell stimulating serum to help fade residual pigment. I'm going to let the skin heal the next 3 weeks to allow the rest of the tender skin heal so I can go ahead and procede with a saline removal fading treatment. I'm very pleased with how pigment has faded in just a month. This month has not been easy and has tested my confidence so much but I'm remaining hopeful with the help of a trained medical aesthetician with experience in microblading and removals. I've posted a photo without make up and one with. I'm using a pomade brow gel and pencil to better blend the strokes as they heal and fade and a concealer to match my skin tone to help with masking the redness.

The color has faded drastically which is what I wanted but since the esthetician went over the brow line I'm left with a little bit of pigment and still some fresh pinkish skin. Any suggestions on how to fade the pigment above the brow/prevent scarring, or how long it'll take to properly heal. Thank you

So far for me having used saline and peroxide they are fading very nicely and hopefully the shape alters after the scabs peel. So much swelling and redness has gone away, I'm much happier but still don't recommend having this done, nor will I go back to the aesthetician who did mine.