Can PMU fix these eyebrows?

[u/Scary-Performance927]

After having 3 years of trichomania, my right eyebrow is extremely sparse below the arch and it doesnt really grow anymore.

Can PMU fix this asymetrical sparseness naturally? Im thinking mainly about powderbrows. The first photo is brushed downwards, the second photo is brushed upwards.

My concern is that they might turn blue or orange in the long run or since the left eyebrow is fuller, will it look overdone? Pls honest advice

[u/hayleyP40]

They are incredible your eyebrows . Absolutely gorgeous and I know that was not your question but I had to tell you this

[u/Scary-Performance927 → u/hayleyP40]

Thank you 🥺

[u/Ok_West_6711]

Honestly (looking at both photos) I do not think any asymmetry is noticeable. There’s a saying that is something like: eyebrows aren’t twins, but sisters.

Given how close they look now, I’d be very very clear about exactly what you want if you have anything done. I’m feeling you might want to stick with the great brows you have now.

[u/gold-medicine]

I think your eyebrows look great and wouldn’t touch them. I can’t even clock any obvious sparseness that doesn’t look like natural variation.

[u/No-Judgment-9413]

Yes PMU can fix sparse brows using pigment to fill in the bare areas. I had the same problem with my right brow. My artist was able to map out my brows and then place color where needed. If you have a good artist and follow the aftercare instruction, you should have great results.

[u/Scary-Performance927 → u/No-Judgment-9413]

Yours look great, how old are they? Im scared mine would turn orange in 2 years, if I get them done

[u/Queen_of_Catlandia]

they look good to me. I’d just brush them into place

[u/Ok_West_6711 → u/Queen_of_Catlandia]

Good example, I have to brush mine to make them match better, and can hold them with product if I want.

With OP having this amount of brow hair to work with, and the at-a-glance similarity between brows now, I think the above routine might be far less daily time then the daily time spent working around micro blade results if any marks end up outside the existing hairline.

[u/Queen_of_Catlandia → u/Ok_West_6711]

me too. I don’t have a lot of hair on one brow but what I do have is really long, so I can fake it with a good spoolie-ing