What are the side effects of eyebrow microblading and facial microblading ?

Side effects of eyebrow microblading include eyebrow asymmetry, delayed skin healing, scarring, and improper pigment placement in the lines created.

Side effects of eyebrow microblading:
Allergic reaction
Infection
Eyebrow discoloration
Formation of keloid
Formation of scar
Fading of lines and shadows
Rapid loss of pigments

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Allergic Reaction :
Although allergic reactions to the pigments used in eyebrow microblading are rare, they can still occur. This sensitivity can be accompanied by the following symptoms :
Redness
Itching
Swelling
In some cases, the irritation caused by allergic reactions can be persistent, requiring steroid treatment or even removal of the pigments.

Infection :
One of the most important complications of eyebrow microblading is infection. Since this procedure makes small cuts in the skin, there is a possibility of bacteria or viruses entering the wound and causing infection.
If non-sterile equipment is used during eyebrow microblading or the technician does not follow proper hygiene standards, infections such as staphylococcus, HIV, or hepatitis may occur.
Also, contaminated pigments may allow bacteria to enter the skin, ultimately causing complications such as acne, redness, and swelling.

How can we minimize the risk of infection ?
Make sure the technician uses disposable tools or sterilized equipment for each client.
Make sure the salon uses strict hygiene protocols, including gloves and disinfectants.

Eyebrow color change :
If you forget to do your repair, your eyebrow color may change and become a very pale brown. Usually, after a year, for various reasons, the color used will gradually fade, because the durability of microblading is only 1 to 6 months and after this period, it needs to be repaired again to get the same shape again.

Keloids :
Keloids are scars that are larger than normal. They usually don’t develop on the face unless there are certain conditions. Eyebrow microblading is one of those conditions, and it often occurs in people who have had it before.

Scarring :
The risk of scarring from microblading is small and usually occurs more often in people with a family history of keloids or hypertrophic scars. Microblading is a less invasive procedure than traditional tattooing, which is why the skin in the area heals faster after it. This does not mean that it is completely safe. However, there is still a risk of scarring in all people if:
The practitioner inserts the needle too deeply into the skin
Or an infection occurs and is not treated
Or aftercare is neglected.
In general, if you are concerned about developing keloid scars or other skin problems after eyebrow microblading, you should talk to a dermatologist about this.

Fading and Shading :
Immediately after the first microblading session, the eyebrows will appear slightly darker and more prominent. This dark color on the eyebrows will fade after a few weeks. This fading process is completely natural and may even be a desirable phenomenon for the following reasons:
It can give the eyebrows a more natural look.
This gradual fading allows you to change the shape and color of your eyebrows if you are not satisfied with them.
This fading process can be accelerated or slowed down by several factors, including skin type, lifestyle, and the use of certain skin care products. In this regard, there are some tips that can extend the life of microblading, such as :
Avoiding direct sunlight
Using sunscreen
Following care instructions

Rapid loss of pigment :
If you do not go for eyebrow tinting, the result you see may not be exactly what you expected. Without tinting, the appearance of the eyebrows will be very discolored and will lose their visual appeal, which is why there is so much emphasis on tinting. Tinting refreshes the pigments and helps maintain their appearance. The technician can also identify areas that may need more color or additional shading and correct the appearance of the eyebrows.