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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 4-6 week correction.
Eligible clients are those who received initial microblading at True U Aesthetics and completed the primary healing phase. The 4-6 week correction addresses pigment gaps, shape tweaks, and color balance. New clients or those beyond the window may require a full consultation or different service.
Appointments typically last 30 to 60 minutes, including assessment, topical numbing if needed, and the touch-up work. Time varies with the extent of corrections; we schedule accordingly to ensure careful, unhurried adjustments and proper client comfort.
Discomfort is usually minimal; topical anesthetic is applied to reduce pain. Many clients report feeling less sensitivity during the correction than the initial session. Expect brief tenderness after treatment, which resolves within a few days with recommended aftercare.
Minor shape changes and symmetry corrections are appropriate during the 4-6 week correction, since healing may have altered contours. Significant redesigns are not recommended at this visit; schedule a full consultation for major shape or style changes.
Aftercare is simple: keep the area clean and dry, avoid makeup, swimming, heavy sweating and sun exposure for the first week. Apply any recommended ointment sparingly and follow technician instructions to promote even pigment retention and proper healing.
Final results become apparent after the correction fully heals, typically two to four weeks. Pigment may soften and lighten slightly as skin settles, but the correction should deliver improved color and shape stability for long-term wear.