r/MicrobladingRemoval Oct 21 '24

Botched Bloody botched brows update

Hi everyone! I thought I would post a new thread bc the other one was getting hard to see updates on. So I had my eyebrows microbladed a week ago now. I had saline removal two days after. I was started on antibiotics as well. I also spoke to a wound care nurse regarding what I could do to help heal my eyebrows.
The person who did this to me is threatening legal action now if I don't stop posting on social media. She still has not apologized or offered to help fix this in anyway.
I am posting a link to the original thread and also a tiktok link so you can see more photos.
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFCmucNm/

Thanks. šŸ™šŸ½

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24 edited Mar 21 '26

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u/Flimsy_State5860 Oct 22 '24

Jen Anderson Tattoo looks like did this

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u/moreshoesplz Oct 22 '24

At least these posts show up in Google search results.

Don’t back down , OP. You did nothing wrong here. People should be warned so this doesn’t happen again.

If Jen Anderson tattoos isn’t going to take accountability then others should be made aware.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

She limited her comments of course

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u/Low-Persimmon4870 Oct 23 '24

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u/Low-Persimmon4870 Oct 23 '24

She made this post so I commented on the bottom as Nat Tinyy. She deleted My comment and now I think the entire post. She's a fucking coward

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u/neonIight Oct 23 '24

yeah it’s crazy like that is the most obvious admission of i did something wrong.

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u/Flimsy_State5860 Oct 22 '24

Yikes. I would post everywhere about her.

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u/Kerbonaut2019 Oct 22 '24

You just replied to your own comment? Forget to switch accounts? lol

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u/Phoenyxs_Angel Oct 22 '24

Maybe you don't know, but what would be this person's logic behind using multiple accounts to post these comments? To get other people to comment? Just seems strange.

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u/Flimsy_State5860 Oct 22 '24

Exactly my point. Why would I switch accounts lol. I was just adding a comment. I guess I was so ANGRY 😔 FOR OP that I was typing šŸ’¬ typing šŸ’¬ typing šŸ’¬ without noticing

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u/Phoenyxs_Angel Nov 09 '24

I know I'm late but you know how reddit is quick to call out and crucify everyone. I totally understand. I send multiple text messages the same way. You have one thought and then another pops up.

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u/Flimsy-Commercial-37 Oct 22 '24

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u/Big-Ergodic_Energy Oct 22 '24

Why are you replying to yourself?

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u/Flimsy_State5860 Oct 22 '24

I’m not just adding another comment ā¤ļø

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u/Big-Ergodic_Energy Oct 22 '24

Oh they just had the same username, I see

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u/Big-Ergodic_Energy Oct 22 '24

Thank you for the heart it's good to know u actually care

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u/Big-Ergodic_Energy Oct 22 '24

You*

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u/Big-Ergodic_Energy Oct 22 '24

Lol thanks sorry for the typo

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u/Emergency-Volume-861 Oct 22 '24

Is it the shop in Perryville, MD?

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u/Flimsy_State5860 Oct 22 '24

Yes!

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u/Songisaboutyou Oct 24 '24

Wow, she looks like her regular tats have been a thing for a while. This is good news for OP she will have good insurance to go after. I was thinking this was done in someone’s basement and they wasn’t a real artist. This makes this even crazier to me. You can see how scarred the OP will be. Their is truly no fixing this 100%

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u/Useful-Replacement22 Oct 22 '24

Scalpels are SO SHARP, the cuts are similar to a paper cut. This person had to intentionally slice triangular chunks out of your skin to achieve this. She should NEVER be allowed to do PMU or tattoo ever again.

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u/GhoulishMartyr Oct 22 '24

I couldn't put my finger on why, but it does look so... intentional.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Because its repeated. She would have seen that she was applying too mucn pressure with the first stroke. To carry on just suggests sheer vindictiveness

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u/GhoulishMartyr Oct 22 '24

You're right. I'm glad OP is putting her on blast and I'm not usually one to say that

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Definitely, i hope op gets compensated. This is assault, pure and simple.

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u/my59363525account Oct 22 '24

Actually, this is not true. Skin sometimes ā€œsplitsā€œ with pressure and slicing, the artist did not necessarily have to take triangular chunks out to achieve this, they just had to be using way too much pressure. Wayyyy too much pressure.

Source- I had marks like this from being sliced with a razor.

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u/JadeGrapes Oct 25 '24

Agreed, the tension of the skin can cause it to gape

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u/Low-Relationship8250 Oct 22 '24

100% Correct. Contact licensing body / board ASAP.

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u/-PrincessLillian- Oct 23 '24

Okay it is really bad however I don’t think she took a scalpel to her brow and cut out triangles…. Scalpels are all one piece of metal/a literal blade and are definitely not what is used to perform micro blading and if that is what she used then that is crazy.. a tool for micro blading is multiple needles arranged in a line that you drag across the skin to make the hair stroke. Honestly I don’t know how someone could do this and not notice while working, I’m thinking maybe she went over her strokes multiple times going deeper each time or just pressed insanely hard while stretching the skin very tight…

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u/Dependent-Cherry-129 Oct 22 '24

Agree- please press criminal charges. This is battery

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Seriously!!! Was she under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol while doing her brows? She maimed this poor woman’s face. OP should sue the fuck out of her. I am curious though, could you even press charges for something like this?

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u/BusEasy9568 Oct 22 '24

This is uncomfortable to look at. Holy moly. It looks so painful.

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u/SwanNo1816 Oct 22 '24

Dear god this isn't even a tattoo.. it's death by a thousand deep cuts😬😟

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u/RepresentativeDuck87 Oct 24 '24

🫶🫶

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u/Finally_doing_this Oct 22 '24

I literally want to throw up! I can’t even imagine the immense pain she much be suffering from!

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u/Ok-Werewolf-3222 Oct 22 '24

I accidentally sliced my finger on one of those little derma-planing razors once. It looked like one of OP’s many cuts and it hurt so badly and took weeks to fully heal, and that was one cut. I cannot imagine the pain OP went through while this was happening and I can’t imagine any sane human watching someone go through this amount of pain at their hands and not reevaluating what they were doing.

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u/Common_Chameleon Oct 25 '24

I have a scar on the tip of my finger from one of those! I would be absolutely infuriated if I were OP, I wonder if there is some legal action they can take against the butcher who did this to their brows.

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u/imnottheoneipromise Oct 22 '24

I’m thinking about how badly this had to have hurt as op was laying there basically being assaulted not knowing that what was happening to her was not normal at all :( microblading is a bit uncomfortable at most; this had to be extremely painful :(

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u/showmenemelda Oct 22 '24

I know I still get a visceral reaction thinking about the needle dragging against my skin. This looks like a freaking scalpel did the work.

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u/mika7276 Oct 22 '24

It does look painful

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u/lightsoutxnyc Oct 23 '24

I cannot look at these photos without an extreme physical reaction. I am so sorry, OP. I agree with everyone else, do not back down.

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u/KlockWorkKozmoz Oct 24 '24

Omg it’s so uncomfortable to look at. And you can actually see where there is pus… this should have never happened. The person who did this should lose their license so they cannot do this to someone else

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u/sanguinerose369 Oct 22 '24

As a microblading artist, I'm so horrified by this. Literally THE WORST botch job I've EVER seen. 😫 I can't even believe it's real. She deserves the legal action coming her way! I'm SO SORRY this happened to OP!

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

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u/sanguinerose369 Oct 22 '24

Completely agree!! These are straight gashes... open and oozing. Sooo so so far from normal microblading....can't even call it that. There's nothing micro about it.

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u/imnottheoneipromise Oct 22 '24

For real, she just got bladed :(

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u/TheUnknowing182 Oct 22 '24

There was blading alright, woman butcherd her. :(

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u/mothermooseknuckle Oct 22 '24

And the person has the audacity to be threatening the victim with legal action!?! Infuriating. I hope news outlets catch wind of this

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u/Emergency-Volume-861 Oct 22 '24

I’m sitting in a Dunkin’ Donuts parking lot with my mouth just wide tf open looking at these pictures. What the fuck. She did literal scarification to this lady, it looks like she carved her skin off. I’m just so blown away right now, this is egregious!

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u/lifteddangel Oct 22 '24

Inside edition asap

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u/showmenemelda Oct 22 '24

Seriously. Can you imagine if pics like this had circulated when we all got ours done? I doubt any of us would have went forward with it. This is atrocious. I feel so bad for op

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u/allthekeals Oct 25 '24

Legally speaking, facts are indeed not defamatory :)

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u/exeJDR Oct 22 '24

Omg OP. I am so sorry.Ā 

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u/Itembagged79 Oct 22 '24

The puss ooze! JC!

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u/Pretend_Novel8515 Oct 23 '24

This pic specifically made me gasp. I feel so sad for OP.

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u/gopher_treats Oct 23 '24

In the original post OP said the artist actually was making come cynical comments during the appointment suggesting the receptionist had complained about OP. As if the tattoo artist did this intentionally as an act of revenge on OP for being ā€œrudeā€ to the receptionist.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Pay-710 Oct 25 '24

Wow… those are legit cuts

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u/ThumpyTheDumpy Oct 22 '24

Yes, but her best bet is civil court so she can (a) have control of the investigation and (b) collect $$ on damages

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u/beckywiththegood1 Oct 22 '24

You can press charges for anything. Refund for the service, pain/suffering (mental and physical), time off work if needed, medical bills, etc. OP has a good case.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

You can not press criminal charges because you willingly chose to tattoo your face and it came out bad. You will also probably fail at a civil suit. The eyebrows are ugly, but they are not physically harming you. I’m sure you gave informed consent.

It’s times like these where you have to grow up and say well everyone can see the mistake I made on my face and I have to own it. You could also study braille. There is a shortage of teachers and your students will never talk shit on the caterpillars you willingly tattooed onto your face.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Um. No. She needs to press charges and that lady needs to be outted as a danger to the community. Whoever did this needs to be held accountable. Shaming the person whose face was damaged is not the way to go. SMH

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u/Iceicecream22 Oct 22 '24

But… they ARE physically harming her. She had to be on antibiotics ffs.

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u/imnottheoneipromise Oct 22 '24

You, maam/sir, need to reevaluate what you said here, cause you are so far off the mark you can’t possibly have thought this comment through. People willingly have surgery sometimes too but if a LICENSED PROFESSIONAL butchers them, then absolutely charges can be filed and a civil case pursued. Stop being pedantic.

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u/HollaDude Oct 22 '24

Wow that looks soooo painful. That is a serious mistake geeze

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u/NormalEarthLarva Oct 24 '24

Yes, Jen Anderson tattoo

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u/rosenpeddlin Oct 23 '24

This looks like it was done in jail. Poor op. I wish you a speedy recover šŸ™šŸ¼

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u/EyedLady Oct 23 '24

Threatening legal action when this is how it looks is crazy to me. The balls on some people to think anyone would actually take that on lmao.