Microblading results are designed to offer semi-permanent beauty enhancement. Typically lasting between 1 to 5 years, the longevity of your microblading treatment can be influenced by various factors, including skin type and aftercare. To extend the life of your microblading, consider wearing sunscreen and a hat to shield your brows from sun exposure, helping to preserve the vibrancy and longevity of the treatment.

Maintaining the impeccable look of your microblading is easily achieved through periodic touch-up appointments. It's recommended to schedule a touch-up every 12 months to ensure your brows remain flawless and true to your desired aesthetic. These touch-up sessions at Treuvis MedSpa guarantee that your microblading continues to captivate, ensuring long-lasting satisfaction.

At Treuvis MedSpa, your microblading experience is carefully curated to ensure both precision and comfort. Our adept professionals go the extra mile to manage any potential discomfort, employing numbing creams that contain medical-grade Lidocaine to provide effective relief. While minor sensitivity might be felt by some, our commitment to your well-being ensures a soothing and pain-managed session, resulting in stunning brows and a relaxed experience you'll appreciate.

At Treuvis MedSpa, the microblading procedure unfolds over two carefully spaced sessions, scheduled 6-8 weeks apart. During each treatment, which can extend up to 3 hours, our focus on precision and artistry shines through. This methodical process guarantees beautifully enhanced brows, a testament to our commitment to providing results that are both enduring and impeccable.

If you have any of the following conditions, you are NOT a candidate for microblading:

— Skin Cancer

— Currently undergoing Chemotherapy

— Pregnant or Nursing

— Hemophilia

— Heart Conditions (will need medical clearance)

— Dermatitis, Eczema, Psoriasis, Keratosis, Pilaris (pigment will not deposit well and blur quickly)

— Keloid Scarring

— Cellulitis

— Impetigo

— Staphylococcal Shingles, Warts, & amp; Herpes Simplex

— Diabetes (will need medical clearance)

— Candidate Consideration

Other conditions to consider prior to scheduling your microblading appointment include:

Skin Type – If you have Fitzpatrick Skin Type (thin, translucent skin) your skin is hypersensitive, and you will most likely not be able to tolerate microblading well. The same applies if you just have generally very thin skin – it will bleed easily and not retain or deposit pigment well and look blurred.

Very Oily Skin – results will not deposit pigment well and will look blurred.

High Blood Pressure – May have Excessive bleeding during the procedure and results will not deposit pigment well and look blurred

Thyroid – results will not deposit pigment well and look blurred.

Sunburn – If you are sunburn or post sunburn, it’s best to wait until your skin has resumed back to normal and wait until your skin has healed before booking.

Previous Permanent Makeup – Consultation required to see if you are a candidate for correction or a touch up. Clients may have to consider laser removal prior to scheduling.

Contact Treuvis to schedule a consultation.

Blood Thinners – Avoid Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Coumadin etc.

Accutane – most be off of acne medication for at least 1 year as it will have an altered skin condition that will not heal well after the procedure

Retinol and Vitamin A – avoid the use at least 1 month prior to their procedure.

Eyebrow Growth Serum – Causes extra blood flow to the area resulting in more growth of hair. If you have been using eyebrow growth serum the skin in that area is in a hypersensitive state and will bleed easily. Be mindful to discontinue using these at least 3-6 months before going in for a session otherwise you will instantly bleed profusely.

Botox – avoid at least 2 months prior to the procedure.

Facial Laser or Chemical Peels – for 1 month prior to the procedure.