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microblading experience + laser removal+ saline removal
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Laser removal of microbladed eyebrows
cece_bustosFebruary 9, 2018
$600
My nightmare begins in November when I decided to have my eyebrows microbladed. Initially I thought they looked good, but as soon as they started to scab I realized the lines the tech made were too thick which made them look unnatural and also too far in at the front of my brow. The color also went from a dark brown to a purplish hue. I skipped out on my follow-up appointment and decided to get laser removal. The microblading tech informed me there was no solution to removing eyebrows and informed me she used Everlasting brows pigment. I went for my laser appt. in mid December and my eyebrows turned red! It was absolutely horrible/depressing six weeks until my 2nd appointment (have to wit until they are healed, I experienced NOswelling or blisters). The laser removal tech said it was a color change from the purple to red, he used the Quanta Q-plus laser. The second appointment they initially looked faded and quickly turned red- I guess form irritation, then a couple days later turned a light brown; he used wavelength 500-something (can’t remember exactly ) supposedly good for removing reds. Now I just don’t know what to do, keep doing lasers or try saline removal. This experience has left my distraught with low self-esteem. I work in the healthcare field and see tons of people each shift, I feel so hideous. I don’t want to go out or do anything. I try to cover up with makeup and it just looks off and still ugly. PLEASE DON’T GET YOUR EYEBROWS MICROBLADED. IF ANYONE HAS ANY TIPS/recommendation as to what I should do please let me know. Thanks, hope this helps anyone.
UPDATED FROM cece_bustos
2,018 years post
1 week 4 days after 2nd laser appt
cece_bustosFebruary 15, 2018
It is much easier to cover up with makeup, but eyebrows are still too far in. Still debating if I should go back for another appointment or do phi removal.
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February 20, 2018
Don't do phi removal. Sorry, but IMO all that stuff is scary and not nearly as reliable as laser. Saline solution/chemical solution removals are very abrasive and can severely scar one's skin. Laser at least keeps the skin in tact.
UPDATED FROM cece_bustos
2,018 years post
3rd laser treatment
cece_bustosMarch 3, 2018
Went in for a third laser treatment. I believe he used 3 joules? on a Quanta laser. First two photos are immediately after and last one is about 45 minutes post treatment. Not painful just feel a burning sensation afterwards for 20 minutes or so, tolerable. Hopefully this will fade the color even more. My end goal would to completely remove the color.
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March 10, 2018
I agree with the post above I thought they looked like nice when they were done
March 19, 2018
I think they looked good too. I see the color being slightly purple/brown but honestly it looks pretty against the eyes.
March 13, 2018
have you heard of picosure?
- i also had horrible microblade experience, thats how i ended up here. I had mine done in december 2017, and still havent done anything to remove because I heard crazy stories about laser issues etc. Also, saline removal was suggested by the girl who did it, but then 10 other pros told me to stay clear as they've seen horrible results.
- picosure is new, but i checked out instagram and other websites and it looks legit. im sure since youve had multiple laser sessions, you'd prob just need one picosure treatment to get rid of all the tattoo. Good luck!
March 13, 2018
I have. probably going to look into getting picosure if this laser treatment does not work
March 13, 2018
I haven’t experienced and negative effects like hair loss or permanent hair color change, hyper/hypopigmentation
May 6, 2018
I also thought your eyebrows looked great when you got them done. (Not too close together)
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