Eyebrows Created , Professional Nurse Service .
Alopecia - Male and Female
Alopecia .
As a nurse I have encountered people with Alopecia on my 29 years in hospital based nursing .
I mostly met my patients with it in the Maternity section in my 20 years of midwifery .
For the most part the hair loss recovered after the baby was born.
Alopecia is something I meet on a monthly basis in my Microblading clinics - mostly unexplained .
Glasses replace contact lens , wigs replace head hair loss and Microblading on the eyebrows becomes part of ' living with Alopecia'.
During my training it was reiterated that eyebrow tattoo retention on clients with Alopecia gives varied results .
The skin texture is altered in Alopecia and retention from a Powder Brow tattoo is poor, requiring 3-4 monthly touch ups .
Microbladed tattoo retention is better - lasting 6-8 months before requiring touch ups .
Results vary and each client is different and can vary between 30% and 60%.
Step 2 takes place 4 weeks after step 1. Delaying Step 2 is not wise .
Occasionally , an additional step 3, 4 weeks later after step 2 is required ( this is complimentary ) depending on the pigment retention .
6 monthly touch ups are required to keep the look fresh .
As time goes on these touch ups can become further apart depending on the pigment retention.
Clients with Alopecia.
Due to the nature of the skin on clients with Alopecia, the experience to date has been the pigment retention is poorer with machine powder brows than with Embroidery . However to date, the retention with the unique hand tool that I use, has been considerably longer. Block brow by machine is not a service I offer , favouring the Embroidery technique, where each hair is drawn in, one by one giving a more natural look. Retention from client to client is varying, however freshen up Colour Boosts could be as frequent as every4- 6 months to keep the look fresh. .
Eyebrows are eyebrows , and the procedure is the same on all, once the measurements are done. However more frequent visits are required for the Alopecia client, irrespective of the pigment colour used.
As a nurse I have encountered people with Alopecia on my 29 years in hospital based nursing .
I mostly met my patients with it in the Maternity section in my 20 years of midwifery .
For the most part the hair loss recovered after the baby was born.
Alopecia is something I meet on a monthly basis in my Microblading clinics - mostly unexplained .
Glasses replace contact lens , wigs replace head hair loss and Microblading on the eyebrows becomes part of ' living with Alopecia'.
During my training it was reiterated that eyebrow tattoo retention on clients with Alopecia gives varied results .
The skin texture is altered in Alopecia and retention from a Powder Brow tattoo is poor, requiring 3-4 monthly touch ups .
Microbladed tattoo retention is better - lasting 6-8 months before requiring touch ups .
Results vary and each client is different and can vary between 30% and 60%.
Step 2 takes place 4 weeks after step 1. Delaying Step 2 is not wise .
Occasionally , an additional step 3, 4 weeks later after step 2 is required ( this is complimentary ) depending on the pigment retention .
6 monthly touch ups are required to keep the look fresh .
As time goes on these touch ups can become further apart depending on the pigment retention.
Clients with Alopecia.
Due to the nature of the skin on clients with Alopecia, the experience to date has been the pigment retention is poorer with machine powder brows than with Embroidery . However to date, the retention with the unique hand tool that I use, has been considerably longer. Block brow by machine is not a service I offer , favouring the Embroidery technique, where each hair is drawn in, one by one giving a more natural look. Retention from client to client is varying, however freshen up Colour Boosts could be as frequent as every4- 6 months to keep the look fresh. .
Eyebrows are eyebrows , and the procedure is the same on all, once the measurements are done. However more frequent visits are required for the Alopecia client, irrespective of the pigment colour used.
Predraw, and closeup of the finished result .
