Eyebrows are the most defining element of facial expression. However, genetics, incorrect waxing, hormonal changes or ageing cause brows to thin, shed or become asymmetric. The microblading we perform at Healwise reconstructs your eyebrows with millimetric hair strokes and a geometry designed specifically for your facial features. The result: a three-dimensional, natural brow indistinguishable from your own hairs.
Challenges of Sparse and Asymmetric Brows
Genetics, incorrect waxing and hormonal changes cause brows to thin, shed or look asymmetric. A daily pencil routine and make-up dependency are the natural consequence.
Eyebrow Problems
Sparse, asymmetric or shed brows directly affect facial expression and make the morning make-up routine unavoidable. Microblading offers a permanent, natural solution.
- Genetically sparse eyebrows
- Hair loss after incorrect waxing
- Hormonally induced brow thinning
- Asymmetric brow shape
- Age-related brow loss
10+
Years of Experience
Natural and Permanent Brows with Microblading
With millimetric hair strokes and a golden-ratio design, you achieve a three-dimensional, natural look indistinguishable from your own brow hairs.
Natural Hair Stroke Effect
Each stroke drawn with the manual technique mimics a real brow hair.
Asymmetry Correction
Symmetrical brows suited to your facial features are created with golden-ratio design.
Ready Brows Without Make-Up
The pencil and shadow steps disappear from your morning make-up routine.
Long-Lasting Permanence
Average longevity 1–2 years; no colour change, natural fade-out occurs.
Find answers to your questions
Our FAQ section provides clear and helpful information about our programs and approach, making you feel confident and informed at every step.
Topical anaesthetic creams minimise discomfort. The procedure is not completely painless; a slight sensation may be felt in sensitive areas.
Including design, consultation and application, approximately 1–1.5 hours.
No. The touch-up session 4–6 weeks later is included in the initial fee.
Pigment disperses more quickly in oily skin. Brow shading or a combined technique usually gives better results.
No. The procedure is not recommended during these periods.
No problem outside the brow area. Laser treatments on the brow area itself may affect the pigment.
It can, but scheduling after your period is more comfortable as the pain threshold is lower.
The colour and depth of previous work is assessed during consultation. In some cases, laser pigment lightening is required first.