Microblading

Your appointment begins with a detailed consultation. During this time, your dermal clinician will review your medical history, discuss your aesthetic goals and answer any questions you may have. If there are any concerns, they may advise against proceeding with brow microblading or recommend alternative options.

Once cleared, your clinician will outline the planned brow shape using a cosmetic pencil. After you’ve reviewed and approved the design, reference photos are taken for your clinical record. A topical anaesthetic is then applied to help minimise discomfort before the treatment begins.

When the area is ready, your clinician will proceed with microblading the eyebrows. You may feel a light scratching or dragging sensation in the area as they work with a manual microblading pen to implant pigment into the skin. While sensitivity can vary from person to person, the treatment is generally well tolerated by most clients.

Eyebrow microblading typically takes between two and three hours. A follow-up session is scheduled approximately six weeks later to assess healing and refine pigment placement if needed.

Initial healing usually occurs within seven to 10 days. During this period, mild scabbing, redness or tenderness is common. The pigment may also appear darker than expected, but this will gradually lighten as the skin heals.

Complete skin recovery may take up to four to six weeks. Clients are advised to avoid touching and applying products to the area and to hold off on using makeup and saunas as well as swimming.