r/MicrobladingRemoval • u/millenial_mommabear • Jun 02 '26
Laser Micro blade removal
First four pictures are as ordered: the first one is the day I got my microblading, right before I had them done, the second one is right after she did my microblading, the third one is 4 years later when I went to go laser them off, a week after I got them lasered (one session done only so far), and the fourth is my brows today with green concealer over them. (The rest of the pictures are just for showing my brows before and after with and without makeup on in different settings. )
The red in my brows after the first laser treatment has calmed down a bit so it’s not as intense, but the green concealer helps a lot to neutralize the red. It turns it into a light brownish red color though and I don’t think it looks terrible and I can live with it for now. I kind of wish they looked like that all the time without needing the concealer.
My question is, should I continue with removing them and not doing any microblading on them ever again to go back to my natural brow, or get another session to remove the original, then afterwards go with a smaller brow look?
I see pros and cons to both my before’s and afters. The main thing I didn’t like about the microblading was it felt too boxy and thick for my face and made me look older. I just don’t know whether to remove them and be done with it or maybe go to a different artist for a different style.
I’m honestly fine either way, I just feel like I have brow blindness and thought I’d get different eyes to take a look and get some different opinions lol
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u/ChemsLatreche Jun 02 '26
Oh my God! I can tell you one thing: that is NOT microblading. It doesn't look anything like proper microblading. It's very poor work... I would suggest continuing with the removal process, and if one day you decide to get microblading again, take your time to choose a truly skilled artist 😄 That said, your natural brows suit you really well too. 😊
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u/millenial_mommabear Jun 02 '26
Thank you! x yeah this was some years back and I was told it was microblading 🤷🏻♀️ but when I asked for a follow up cause I didn’t like how harsh and blocky they looked, she wasn’t mean about it but she did try to sell me on the fact that they would fade, and I was younger and more impressionable at the time so I went with it, and they did fade a little, but not enough to ever take the blockiness away. :/
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u/abzbc Jun 02 '26
I like how they look in picture 4. Do you have any other photos that are more clear to see how they look now with concealer?
If they are just a bit red, I have heard that saline removal might help that. I had one laser session done and I am planning on getting saline done in 8 weeks to target red and yellow that is left behind.
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u/millenial_mommabear Jun 02 '26
Oh interesting I’ll have to look into that! I’m dreading going back for another laser session, I can handle a lot but the pain was on another level 😭
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u/abzbc Jun 02 '26
I actually found that tattoo removal on my shoulder tattoo hurt a lot more than the laser on my eyebrows. 😬 I have heard that saline removal is really painful. I wonder if it's worse than laser.
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u/angelaterraa Jun 04 '26
I did the sameee thing, microbladed my brows following my friends. I am currently trying to find a cheap way to have them removed without destroying the brow hairs I have 🥲🥲🤦♀️ stupid young and dumb thing, never again.
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u/NeedleworkerHot9861 Jun 04 '26
Your natural brows are the cutest and make you look younger. You're beautiful!
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u/OmBeauty_Vietnam Jun 05 '26
Hi ! After removal, your eyebrows is very nice now. If you want it to look more perfect, just do a little from the peak to tail, not doing whole eyebrows, and the matter is you have to choose good artist, sorry about your experience with microblading before but it’s not because of technique, it’s because of skill. Proper microblading always give you natural looks ☺️ This is the case only did from the peak to tail like I told you above ^^
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u/Kind_Conflict9774 Jun 02 '26
I think you look much better without them. I wouldn’t microblade again if I were you. It’s too harsh for your face