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Lips & brows

Microblading & Semi-Permanent Makeup

Microblading and powder brows for fuller brows, and BB Glow for a soft, even-toned look. All semi-permanent.

Sessions
2 (with touch-up)
Session time
About 2 hours
Downtime
Brows look darker for about a week
Clinician mapping a natural eyebrow shape with a measuring thread and brow pencil on a relaxed woman

About the treatment

What is Microblading & Semi-Permanent Makeup?

Microblading uses a fine hand tool to place pigment in thin strokes that mimic natural brow hair. Powder brows give a soft, filled-in finish, and the two can be combined.

Brow shape and shade are drawn and agreed with you first, so the result frames your face rather than following a trend.

BB Glow places a tinted serum in the top layer of skin with fine microneedling, for a lightly even-toned look that fades over months.

Part of our Aesthetic Dermatology service.

Benefits

  • Fuller-looking brows
  • Shape that suits your face
  • Saves daily make-up time
  • Fades softly over time

How it works

  1. 1Shape mapping and shade match
  2. 2Numbing
  3. 3Strokes or shading placed
  4. 4Touch-up after 4–6 weeks

Is it right for you?

Good for

  • Sparse or over-plucked brows
  • Uneven brows
  • Brow loss after illness
  • Uneven skin tone (BB Glow)

Tell your doctor if you have

  • Pregnancy
  • Active eczema or psoriasis in the area
  • Keloid tendency

Your dermatologist confirms suitability at your consultation.

FAQ

Microblading & Semi-Permanent Makeup: your questions

How long does it last?

Usually 12–18 months, fading gradually. Oily skin fades sooner.

Microblading or powder brows?

Microblading looks like individual hairs; powder brows look softly filled in. Many people choose both.

Is it the same as a tattoo?

It's a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo placed more superficially, so it fades over time.

Results vary from person to person. Suitability, number of sessions and fees are confirmed after a consultation.

Book Microblading & Semi-Permanent Makeup

Every treatment starts with a dermatologist's assessment of your skin.