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Microblading Toronto – Will It Affect Hair Growth?

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Microblading Toronto

Microblading has become one of the most sought-after cosmetic techniques in the beauty business. Those who have little to no eyebrows, alopecia or those that just want to wake up every morning with beautiful fuller eyebrows are turning to the impressive results of Microblading.

One common misconception regarding Microblading is that it can cause hair loss. Rest assured there is no evidence that shows that Microblading causes hair loss.

Microblading is a form of manual cosmetic tattooing, in which brows are etched in tiny strokes that mimic natural hair using tiny needles. The strokes are then filled with medical grade pigment which creates the illusion of fullness.

Microblading uses tiny needles to draw these tiny hair-like strokes into the epidermis (the outer layer of the skin). Microblading, when performed by a professional will not affect the hair growth of the eyebrows in any way. Hair will continue to grow following Microblading and a patient will be left with satisfying beautiful results that can last up to 2 years.

Another way patients can ensure these results is by following proper aftercare. Following the Microblading treatment, patients should avoid using Vitamin C, exfoliators or Retinol products as they can remove pigment and cause the eyebrows to turn a different shade.

For more information on Microblading visit www.lastinglooks.ca/permanent-cosmetics-microblading-toronto/

Visit Lasting Looks Clinic in Toronto today to redefine your eyebrows with Microblading.

Microblading Toronto-Who Is Not A Candidate?

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Microblading has become the latest beauty treatment to a path of achieving the most perfect brow.

To ensure optimal results with a microblading treatment, it is important to determine if a patient is an ideal candidate for microblading.

Certain health conditions put patients at risk and make them a non- candidate for Microblading treatments.

Contraindications include those with epilepsy, diabetes, hemophilia, psoriasis, as well as those who have rosacea or are prone to forming keloid scars.

Other contraindications include, pregnancy, nursing, undergoing chemotherapy or taking antibiotics. If you have allergies to metals, epinephrine, lidocaine or have any pre-existing scar tissue or rash in the affected area you are also at risk for a Microblading treatment.

It is always best to have a consultation with a specialist to discuss any medical history of the patient.

To book a complimentary consultation to see if Microblading is right for you, visit Lasting Looks Clinic in Toronto.

Microblading Eyebrows Toronto- Can They Be Removed?

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Microblading Eyebrows - Can They Be Removed?

Permanent Makeup, or microblading, has become extremely popular over the past couple of years. Microblading for eyebrows can at times be either a lifesaver, or a real disaster, since patients can be left with misshaped, discolored, too dark or uneven eyebrows.

Your eyebrows are a critical feature of your face. Often the shape of your brow may not compliment your face, or worse yet, the artist may have made a mistake when creating the brow shape or color.

So, can bad micro bladed eyebrows be corrected?

If brows are faded, and an off colour like blue, grey, purple, pink or green, a specialist may be able to correct them  without laser tattoo removal and only with a colour correction session.

Since Microblading is like a semi-permanent tattoo, most pigments can be removed with Laser Tattoo Removal ,as well as being able to lighten some or all of the pigment.

Laser tattoo removal involves the use of high-powered lasers emitting a highly focused laser beam that directly targets and breaks up the pigment. With each treatment the tattooed eyebrows will fade.

The number of treatments and cost to remove micro bladed eyebrows will vary, depending on the type of pigments used, color, as well as texture of the skin.

Once all or most of the colour has been removed from the micro bladed eyebrows, a patient can repeat the Microblading procedure.

Always remember to visit a professional with years of experience when considering having your eyebrows microbladed.

To book you’re consultation for microblading, visit Lasting Looks Clinic in Toronto.

Microblading Toronto-What to Expect?

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When it comes to hair loss, not many people immediately think about eyebrow hair. Loss of eyebrow hair is a major concern among both male and female patients. The most common causes of eyebrow hair loss in women is over-plucking and/or aging.

Our eyebrows are such a defining feature of our face, that any thinning or sparseness of hair can be noticeable. Most often this concern is camouflaged by eyebrow pencils and brow shadows daily.

Today some are choosing a Microblading procedure which gives the eyebrow a longer lasting and semi-permanent effect.

What is Microblading?

 Microblading, although similar in concept to tattooing, the tools and technique are quite different. Using a pen like tool with fine blades attached, a permanent makeup artist is able to create fine hair like strokes, by depositing pigment into the upper layers of the skin.

The strokes resemble eyebrow hairs similar to the way we fill in our eyebrows with a makeup pencil. Unlike a regular tattoo, the microblading tool does not deposit the pigment as deeply as a tattoo gun which makes it less permanent and less intense.

Those who have had microblading will notice that the color will be darker at first. The color will fade about 50% after two weeks as the skin heals. Although there is no significant downtime, there is still irritation and dryness at the site where the microblading has been applied. After 4-6 weeks the area is completely healed. Touch ups may be required.

Although microblading is semi-permanent, it is something that you will want to have done by an experienced permanent make-up specialist.

For more information on microblading and permanent makeup visit Lasting Looks Clinic www.lastinglooks.ca  in Toronto.  Contact us via phone or email to book a consultation.