Brows
Microblading and powder brow, shaped to your bone structure.
- Sessions
- 1-2
- Each visit
- 120 min
- Downtime
- 5 to 7 days
01What it is
Brows (Microblading / Hair-stroke SPMU) is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique that deposits specialized mineral pigments into the upper dermal layer of the eyebrow arch. Using ultra-fine manual or digital micro-blades, individual hair-like strokes are created to mimic natural brow hairs, filling sparse areas, correcting asymmetry, and establishing an ideal architectural frame for the face.
It is ideal for sparse, over-plucked, asymmetrical, or uneven eyebrows seeking natural, enduring fullness. Dermatologist-led pigment selection and sterile execution ensure safe tissue integration, precise color match, and clean healing.
02A session, step by step
Brow architecture and mapping
Your dermatologist maps your facial proportions to design a symmetrical, balanced brow shape tailored to your bone structure.
Topical numbing
A prescription-strength topical numbing cream is applied for 20 to 30 minutes to ensure complete comfort.
Precision hair-stroke implantation
Specialized pigments are delicately deposited along mapped hair strokes using a sterile, ultra-fine micro-blade tool.
Pigment seal and aftercare
Brows are cleansed, a protective healing balm is applied, and aftercare instructions are provided along with a touch-up schedule.
03Aftercare
- Keep the brow area completely dry for the first 48 hours; avoid direct water contact during showers.
- Apply a thin layer of the prescribed medical healing ointment sparingly using a clean cotton swab.
- Allow micro-flakes and peeling skin to slough off naturally; strictly do not pick, scratch, or scrub your brows.
- Avoid heavy sweating, gym workouts, swimming pools, saunas, and steam rooms for 7 days.
- Avoid direct sun exposure, active retinoids, and chemical peels near the brow area until fully healed.
Following the aftercare is part of the treatment. The outcome depends on it as much as on the sittings themselves.
Start with a consultation.
A dermatologist examines you, confirms whether this is right for you, and sets the plan before anything is booked.