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Update 7.6.19
I asked for a refund and after much persistance got it. I'll be going somewhere else to fix my brows.
This is what they look like now.
This is what they look like now.
Day 5 of Microblading Healing. No Scabs Formed, but Skin is Peeling? Pigment is Missing.
As you can see in the photos, scabs haven't formed. But parts of my brows (especially on the right brow) have fallen off, because the skin itself has peeled and fallen, taking the pigment with it. Like a snake shedding. I don't feel my brows being crusty, or hard, so I'm confused. Maybe they healed too quickly, or haven't healed at all? Shouldn't there be scabbing?
Look at the tail of the right brow. The outside line is there, it's blue. But the strokes drawn there aren't shown, they're gone, so is the shading. Look at the left brow, the front pigment is gone. Are my brows just going to peel off and have all the pigment missing? Why is only the outside staying? Can this be fixed in the follow up session? I don't know what to do.
Update: Day 4
Update. The left brow which looked totally huge and squared out has completley changed shape to look very similar to the right brow. It's as if they have both settled and become the correct shape and size. Odd.. I would have never thought my skin was that irritated because my brows only felt stiff but they didnt "feel" swollen or anything, so turns out where I went really is the best of the best and I just need to continue believing in the process. Some parts have prematurely peels off on their own. But I'm not worried about that because pigment can always be added back. My main concern was the symmetry and size, color can always be adjusted. I feel great now. So for anyone who read this post and say the photos and used this as a way to convince themselves microblading is not for them bc this sounded like a horror story, please dont be so scared like I was on my second day, or as some people would call day 1 ( the day after the procedure ).
Yes, they are not completley symmetrical (but that can be fixed in the following appointment) , and they look smaller in person (the camera makes them look a tad thicker, just a tad).
Yes, they are not completley symmetrical (but that can be fixed in the following appointment) , and they look smaller in person (the camera makes them look a tad thicker, just a tad).