NANO VS MICROBLADING
What is the difference between
Microblading and Nano Needling?
Microblading involves the use of a fine blade or multiple fine blades to manually deposit pigment beneath in a "carving" motion.
NanoHair Stroke Brows utilize an ultra fine precision needle with the aid of an advanced digital pigmentation machine.
Differences between Microblading & Nano Needling:
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Nano brow hair strokes are finer and more precise, resulting in more realistic looking hair strokes. Nano needling results are much less likely to blur over time and remain more crisp, clear, and natural looking.
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Nano Hair stroke Brows are the latest in semi-permanent eyebrow technology. It uses the smallest needle in the industry to deposit pigment slightly deeper under the skin, therefore the results are longer lasting and require fewer touch ups.
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Nano Brows are performed with the aid of a digital cosmetic machine and therefore allows the pigment to be deposited more evenly and is a much cleaner process than microblading (less bleeding, reduced risk of scarring, faster healing time, less flaking, etc.
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Microblading is a manual procedure done with a blade and depending on the pressure used by the technician, the pigment can be implanted too deep or not deep enough. The needle used in the Nano process sits a certain distance out from the cartridge making it impossible to implant pigment more than the correct depth.
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Microblading often requires 3-4 touch ups and can last 1-3 years.
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Nano Needling lasts between 3-5 years and usually requires only 1 touch up (although a color boost may be necessary depending on the clients skin).
**Number of “touch ups” required for both services depend on results we are working to achieve**
The longevity of colour in the skin cannot always be predicted. Some skins hold colour longer and stronger than others, while others fade leaving a light residue in the skin. To get longevity out of your treatment, I suggest following my post-are instructions and using SPF over the area once healed to prevent premature fading.