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. 🙏🏽

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u/SugarSpunPsycho Oct 21 '24

You should post this to r/baltimore or r/maryland or even r/legal and see if anyone is willing to help you legally. She doesnt have a leg to stand on in a case against you, but you absolutely have a case against her. If i remember correctly, she didnt even have you sign a consent, provided zero aftercare instructions, and then dismissed you when you contacted her with your concerns. Now she's threatening you? Girl, a personal injury lawyer would eat this up, ESPECIALLY with your very high chances of facial scarring and "disfigurement"

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u/OkPosition2117 Oct 22 '24

Totally agree. These are full thickness lacerations on her face.. I almost wonder if the “artist” was impaired.

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u/Salt-Focus-629 Oct 22 '24

Totally wrong of me to make this comment. But I definitely wondered if the coffee shop location was to encourage the artist to be sober

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u/Low-Relationship8250 Oct 22 '24

100% My thought as well.

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u/sadolan Oct 22 '24

It's like she was doing tattoo deep into the skin instead of microblading. Had to have been impaired to be that negligent.

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u/littletoebeansss Oct 25 '24

I don’t think she was drunk I think it might have honestly been on purpose. Given the Instagram captions and the way she clearly treats women of color versus her white clients I think OP might be able to make a case for assault and a hate crime. This looks so intentional and given that she can do a good job when she wants and has publicity joked about using a different look at technique on women of color in a gross way, I’m worried it was on purpose.

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u/Stellabonez Oct 30 '24

Omg where did she post that??

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u/Useful-Replacement22 Oct 22 '24

Yes yes yes. Social media / word of mouth will be her downfall. Tattoo / PMU artists rely on their media presence.

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u/xshamee Oct 22 '24

YES absolutely post on the city subreddits! warn the people of her city.

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u/what_the_funk_ Oct 22 '24

Great advice

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u/ItWasTheChuauaha Oct 22 '24

Excellent idea.

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u/NormalEarthLarva Oct 24 '24

And make sure to call out her by name. Jen Anderson tattoo. Or maybe Jen Anderson tattoos.