Microblading is a safe procedure that can shape long-lasting, stunning eyebrows. There are, however, some pre exposed health risks that limit one’s opportunity for Microblading.
Individuals with the following medical conditions or other are NOT CANDIDATES for Microblading:
- Uncontrolled Diabetes
- Epilepsy
- Hemophilia
- Graves Disease or other thyroid affected diseases (medication may cause reduced pigment retention)
- Anyone taking anti-coagulants (blood-thinners) including daily Aspirin therapy
- Undergoing Chemotherapy Treatments (Medical Consent may allow)
- Women who are pregnant or nursing
- Under 18 years of age
- Have skin diseases or irritation on or near the Microblading area
- Have HIV, Hepatitis or any other blood transmissible condition
- Allergy to topical anesthetic or skin pigments/dyes
- Diagnosed with any type of facial skin cancer
- High Blood pressure
- Anyone using Accutane or other retinoid or like therapy must wait 6 months or provide medical consent
- Anyone using steroids or other medications that affect skin sensitivity
Other Factors That May Impact Final Results:
- Individuals who have large pores in the treatment area
- Previous dark permanent make-up treatments
- Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
Results may vary for clients with oily skin or those prone to bleeding. Pigment is less likely to take if emerging blood prevents pigment from settling. Additionally, fine stroke lines attained in clients with dryer skin may not result in individuals with oiler skin types.
It is your obligation to read the information provided to you in this website and report all medical conditions not listed above to ensure you are appropriate for Microblading.
