At this time, I exclusively offer microblading because I believe in enhancing natural beauty through soft, refined results. Cosmetic procedures do not need to be dramatic to be beautiful. My focus is on creating subtle, natural-looking brows that complement your features rather than overpower them. As the studio grows, tiny tattoos will be added in the future, while continuing to uphold the same attention to detail and natural aesthetic.

The initial microblading appointment typically takes 3–4 hours. This time allows for a thorough consultation, custom brow mapping, pigment selection, numbing, and precise application. Touch-up appointments vary in length depending on individual healing and pigment retention. Because each client’s skin retains pigment differently, some touch-ups may be shorter while others require additional time to achieve optimal results.

I am certified through PhiBrows, one of the most respected and internationally recognized microblading academies in the industry. PhiBrows training emphasizes advanced brow mapping, facial symmetry, and customized pigment selection to ensure results that enhance each client’s natural features. Every set of brows is designed intentionally - never rushed, never one-size-fits-all—because beautiful results come from skill, technique, and attention to detail.

Medical Conditions & Medications

For safety and optimal results, microblading may not be suitable for everyone. I will not proceed with services if you have certain medical conditions or are taking medications that affect healing, bleeding, or pigment retention.

Microblading cannot be performed if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have uncontrolled diabetes

• Have a bleeding or clotting disorder (including hemophilia)

• Are currently undergoing chemotherapy or radiation

• Have a compromised immune system or autoimmune disease that affects healing

• Have active skin conditions in the brow area (eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, open wounds, infection)

• Have a history of keloid scarring

• Are currently experiencing illness, fever, or infection

Medications that may prevent or delay service include:

• Blood thinners (including warfarin, heparin, Eliquis, Xarelto, etc.)

• Accutane / Isotretinoin (must be discontinued for at least 6–12 months with medical clearance)

• Topical or oral retinoids used near the brow area

• Certain steroids or immunosuppressants

• Any medication that increases bleeding or slows healing

Additional considerations:

• Botox or fillers must be completed at least 2 weeks before or after microblading

• Recent chemical peels, laser treatments, or facial procedures may require a waiting period

• Medical clearance may be required for certain conditions

Full disclosure during consultation is required. Failure to disclose medical conditions or medications may result in refusal of service and forfeiture of deposit. Your safety and results are always the priority.