Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure used for eyebrow reconstruction and enhancement. It involves using a fine handheld blade to create tiny, hair-like strokes on the skin and deposit pigment into the upper layer of the skin, giving the appearance of natural eyebrows.
This technique is commonly used to reshape, fill, or fully reconstruct eyebrows in people with thin, sparse, over-plucked, or missing eyebrows due to genetics, aging, medical conditions, or hair loss. It helps create fuller, well-defined, and symmetrical brows tailored to the person’s facial structure.
Microblading results typically last for 1–2 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Mild redness or sensitivity may occur after the procedure, but healing usually happens within a few days. Touch-up sessions are often recommended to maintain the shape and color.