Whether your eyebrows are naturally thinner or lighter than you’d like, or you’ve found you plucked and waxed just a bit too much, it’s natural to want darker, fuller-looking, and more defined brows. We’re proud to offer Microblading as a long-lasting treatment for enhancing your brows.
Rosalyn George, M.D., leads our experienced team of certified medical aestheticians in helping enhance your brows for a more robust and perfectly natural look.
Why Get Microblading at Wilmington Dermatology Center?
The success of Microblading depends a great deal on who performs: where they choose to treat, how much pigment is used, and how skilled they are all determine the outcome. Our Certified Medical Aestheticians understand have experience with different skin tones, ensuring they can meet your goals for your brows while making sure your results are a natural-looking refresh for your face.
Prior to Treatment
During Treatment
After Treatment & Results
Immediately after the procedure, your brows will appear much darker than your chosen color. You may also experience minor redness, swelling, or potential scabbing on the brows. All of this is normal, and lasts one to two weeks, at which point your brows should be fully healed and the correct shade.
Results vary by individual, and we offer a touch-up after four to six weeks if necessary, but proper post-care can maintain results for up to 12 months. Your eyebrows will then return to their natural color and shape. This procedure can be repeated as many times as you choose.
Microblading Frequently Asked Questions
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Patient Documents
Please download and view the Microblading pre-visit instructions ahead of your visit
Please download and view the Microblading post-care instructions to follow after your treatment.