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What Our Clients Say
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Very professional. The mapping was not rushed. I also had color correction as well. Defini...more
FANTASTIC every time! I’ve been going for 5 years for my nanoblade eyebrow touch up and th...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Nano Blading – Consultation.
You’ll meet with a certified artist to review skin type, medical history, desired shape, and pigment options. We explain the nano blading technique, show before-and-after examples, and decide if you're a suitable candidate before scheduling the procedure.
During the consultation we assess skin type, scarring, medication use, and lifestyle. Some oily or acne-prone skins may require alternative techniques. We give a professional recommendation and timeline for treatment, including any necessary skincare prep before booking.
Yes. We review potential risks like infection, allergic reaction, pigment migration, and scarring. Your artist will discuss how we minimize risks through sterile technique, patch testing, and tailored depth control, plus clear instructions to support safe healing.
Consultations usually last 30 to 45 minutes depending on complexity. We allow extra time for medical history, brow mapping, color swatching, and any client questions so you leave confident and informed about next steps.
Yes—avoid retinoids, chemical peels, and exfoliation for at least two weeks prior. Certain medications and topical prescriptions can affect healing and pigment retention. We'll give personalized pre-care instructions during the consultation for safer, longer-lasting results.
Absolutely. We provide written and verbal aftercare guidance covering cleansing, ointments, sun protection, and activity restrictions. Following these steps is critical to proper healing and pigment retention; we also schedule a follow-up to monitor progress.