Microblading for Eyebrows in Duluth, GA
Southern Plastic Surgery in Atlanta, GA is proud to offer Microblading treatments for patients who wish to rejuvenate the appearance of their eyebrows. Well-manicured eyebrows can help bring needed balance to the face and accentuate your other facial features. However, the eyebrows you want can often be difficult to achieve, even for those who commit to regular plucking, waxing, and other aesthetic maintenance. If you are one of the many people concerned that your brows are doing more harm than good for your appearance, Microblading can help.
Microblading treatments work by safely implanting pigment into the skin using a specialized tool. During treatment, a series of ultrafine needles makes up a blade that is used to apply the pigment in precise lines to replicate the look of eyebrow hairs. Microblading is able to produce the appearance of hundreds of fine lines that simulate natural hairs and create the look of natural eyebrows.
Microblading treatments are highly customizable. Our licensed provider carefully tailors each procedure to the specific shape and fullness that the patient wants. While some patients may be able to achieve the results the desire in on treatment session, follow-up treatments may be required.
For more information on Microblading, contact Southern Plastic Surgery today to book a complimentary consultation appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How long do the results from Microblading treatments last?
A: Because the pigment used in microblading is not implanted as deeply into the skin as a traditional tattoo, the results are long-lasting, but may begin to fade over time. Annual follow-up treatments can help extend the duration of Microblading results.
Q: How painful are Microblading treatments?
A: This can vary from patient-to-patient, but some degree of discomfort should be expected during treatment. We provide our patients with a topical numbing agent which can help limit this discomfort. In most cases, pain during and after the treatment is minor.