Who Must Refrain from Microblading?

Although most individuals find microblading to be wonderful, some people cannot get microblading:

those who are at risk of post-inflammatory hypopigmentation or keloids. Unfortunately, we are unable to work with clients who have these conditions because Microblading in Richmond punctures the skin as we apply ink.

Diabetes. A medical clearance can be required, depending on the kind and severity.

Are utilizing blood thinners. It is advised that you avoid using blood thinners before having microblading surgery. DO NOT stop taking your medication if your doctor instructs you to. Talk to your artist about a different approach. Depending on the blood thinner and how often it is taken, we can just recommend an alternative method to still offer you a stunning outcome.

if an auto-immune condition exists. A medical approval is required in order to carry out the surgery.

If you have fillers in that area, such as Juvederm. Depending on when you want it done, we advise getting Lash lift in Richmond done beforehand! If not, speak with your physician.

those receiving chemotherapy. While microblading is a terrific way to restore eyebrows, we would need a note from a doctor before we could execute the surgery for someone who was receiving chemotherapy. 

if there is a skin ailment on your eyebrows or in the area around them. This covers everything close to the eyebrows, such as rashes, shingles, or eczema.

those whose skin is greasy. Unfortunately, extremely oily skin types are typically not ideal candidates for microblading. For people with oily skin, microblading combined with shading may be an option.