Side Effects
In addition to the side effects and complications mentioned above, the following may also occur:
- Abnormal eyebrow growth: After hair transplantation, newly grown eyebrows may exhibit inconsistent growth direction, uneven thickness, and other issues, requiring later trimming and adjustment.
- Psychological stress: If the eyebrow reshaping results are unsatisfactory, it may cause psychological stress for the patient, leading to negative emotions such as anxiety and inferiority.
The side effects and complications mentioned above include:
- Infection: If sterilization is not strict during surgery or microblading, or if postoperative care is improper, wound infection may occur, resulting in symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, and fever.
- Bleeding and hematoma: Surgical procedures may cause local bleeding. If hemostasis is incomplete or external force is applied postoperatively, a hematoma may form.
- Scarring: Surgical eyebrow reshaping may leave scars, especially in individuals prone to keloids, where scars may be more noticeable.
- Hyperpigmentation or depigmentation: After microblading, uneven pigmentation, colors that are too dark or too light, or color fading may occur, affecting the aesthetic appearance of the eyebrows.
- Allergic reactions: Some individuals may be allergic to microblading pigments, anesthetic drugs, etc., resulting in allergic symptoms such as skin itching, rashes, and swelling.
- Unsatisfactory eyebrow shape: Due to unreasonable design or operational errors, the eyebrow shape may not match expectations, such as asymmetry or improper positioning of the eyebrow peak.