Eyebrow Microblading for Alopecia Areata

Restoring confidence & Natural Looking eyebrows with Eyebrow Micropigmentation

Everything to Know about Eyebrow Microblading for Alopecia Areata

Definition | Who can do this treatment | Benefits | How its working | Pre Lip Micropigmentation | Care 

What is Eyebrow Alopecia Areata ?

Alopecia Areata, an autoimmune disorder causing patchy hair loss, often affects the eyebrows, impacting facial expression and confidence. Eyebrow microblading offers a sophisticated and effective solution for those experiencing eyebrow hair loss due to alopecia. This semi-permanent cosmetic procedure is ideal for those looking to regain the natural look of full, defined eyebrows. By using precise, hair-like strokes, microblading replicates the appearance of natural eyebrow hair, creating a realistic and aesthetically pleasing effect.

The results of microblading are immediate, but the full effect is visible after the healing process, which can take about 4–6 weeks. A follow-up session may be recommended to reinforce color and ensure the best outcome.

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Causes of Eyebrows Hair Loss

Cancer & Chemotherapy
Cancer treatments, especially chemotherapy, can lead to hair loss across the body, including the eyebrows, as these treatments target rapidly dividing cells, which includes hair follicles.
Thyroid Disorders
oth hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) and hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid) can disrupt hair growth, leading to thinning or loss of eyebrow hair.
Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia (FFA)
This is a form of scarring alopecia that primarily affects the hairline and can extend to the eyebrows. It causes progressive hair loss in the affected areas, often resulting in eyebrow thinning or complete loss.
Diabetes
High blood sugar levels can impair blood circulation, affecting hair growth. Diabetics are more susceptible to hair thinning, including in the eyebrows, due to impaired follicle function and compromised blood flow.
Pregnancy
Hormonal changes during pregnancy can influence hair growth cycles, sometimes causing temporary hair loss, including in the eyebrow area. Typically, this resolves post-pregnancy as hormone levels stabilize.
Aging
Natural aging results in a gradual decline in hair density as hair growth cycles slow down, often leading to thinner eyebrows over time

Eyebrow Microblading for Alopecia Areata

Eyebrow microblading for alopecia areata is a bespoke solution for those with Alopecia. Unlike conventional makeup techniques, microblading is designed to replicate the natural look of hair growth, offering semi-permanent results that typically last up to 18 months with proper care. By using specialized pigments, the skilled technician creates realistic, hair-like strokes that blend seamlessly with the natural eyebrow structure. For individuals with alopecia, this technique is transformative, allowing for a natural, fuller eyebrow appearance without the hassle of daily makeup application.

Benefits of Microblading for Alopecia Areata

Natural Look

Microblading creates realistic, hair-like strokes that mimic natural eyebrow growth, providing a seamless, authentic look.

Restoring Confidence

Restoring eyebrow shape and fullness can dramatically improve self-confidence and facial expression, allowing patients to feel more comfortable in social interactions.

Low Maintenance

Unlike daily makeup application, microblading is a semi-permanent solution that requires only occasional touch-ups, saving time and effort.

Bespoke to Suit You

Each microblading treatment is tailored to the individual, considering factors like face shape, skin tone, and hair color for a personalized look.

Water & Sweat Resistant

Microblading remains unaffected by water, sweat, and other elements, making it ideal for those with active lifestyles.

Effective Scar Camouflage

SMP is especially beneficial for camouflaging scars from previous surgeries, injuries, or conditions, as it seamlessly blends the treated area with the natural hair pattern.

How Does Eyebrow Microblading for Alopecia Work?

The microblading process begins with an in-depth consultation, where the technician discusses the client’s goals, assesses the natural eyebrow area, and chooses a suitable pigment color. The actual microblading procedure involves the following steps:

  1. Brow Mapping: The technician first outlines the desired brow shape, taking facial symmetry and structure into account.

  2. Numbing Application: A topical anesthetic is applied to minimize discomfort during the procedure.

  3. Microblading Strokes: Using a fine, handheld tool with micro-needles, the technician deposits pigment under the skin, creating individual hair-like strokes. This precision allows for a natural appearance, with strokes following the natural direction of hair growth.

  4. Final Touches: The technician examines the brows for balance and symmetry, making minor adjustments as needed to ensure an even, full appearance.

What Care should take Before Treatment & After Treatment

Before Treatment

Avoid Caffeine and Alcohol
Refrain from alcohol and caffeine at least 24 hours before treatment, as these substances can increase sensitivity and bleeding.
Discontinue Certain Skincare Products
Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and any other harsh skincare products on the brow area for at least a week before the procedure.
Avoid Waxing
Do not wax, thread, or tweeze your brows for at least a week before your microblading appointment.
Mild Lip Scrub (10 Days Before)
For those undergoing lip micropigmentation, gently exfoliate with a lip scrub about 10 days before treatment to remove dead skin.

After Treatment

Avoid Water Exposure
For the first 7–10 days, avoid getting the treated area wet. Use a clean, damp cloth to cleanse around the brows if necessary.
No Makeup on the Area
Avoid applying makeup on or around the eyebrow area during the healing process to prevent infection and pigment fading.
Avoid Excessive Sweating
Limit intense exercise and sweating for the first week, as sweat can interfere with the healing process and pigment retention.
Avoid Sun Exposure
For the first few weeks, avoid direct sun exposure and wear a hat if necessary. Sun exposure can cause premature fading of the pigment.

Trusted Clinic for Microblading for Alopecia Areata

EYEBROW'S, LIP'S & SCALP CLINIC Microblading & Micropigmentation, Pune -Wakad- Hinjewadi.
EYEBROW'S, LIP'S & SCALP CLINIC Microblading & Micropigmentation, Pune -Wakad- Hinjewadi.
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