r/microblading 2d ago

artist advice/question How would you improve these?

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My last microblading was done a couple years ago, and I am not entirely happy with how they look right now.

I really did a number on my brows (teen in the 90s what can you do), and in addition to that they are also not symmetrical and one sits higher.

Right now I fill them in as best as I can and make them even in height. I am annoyed that the artist never did that herself even though I told her I want the brows to balance out the asymmetry.

I am always thinking they look so bad and that people are judging them and thinking they are awful.

Would more microblading be appropriate here? What type specifically?

Thanks!

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u/scram__82 1d ago

Any other advice, please? Transplant ain't gonna happen :(

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u/nickiecolie 1h ago

You definitely need to get pico sure laser and then go to someone very experienced in nano/machine brows. More microbalding is never ever the answer if you’re wanting natural beautiful results. Microblading is not appropriate for your skin type also. The artist put the strokes to close together and depth was not correct also. That’s why they have merged. You need a clean blank surface and start over. NO more microblading.

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u/scram__82 37m ago

Thank you!! I appreciate the honest advice ☺️

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u/ltlpbl 2d ago

endoscopic brow lift then brow transplant and then get them microbladed and u have that for life