Microblading Consultation Form

Why Client Consultation Matters When It Comes to Microblading

Microblading is a fun and exciting experience for many people. However, it’s a procedure with many risks and dangers. Since you’re putting pigment directly into the skin, there’s the potential to cause some lasting damage. Therefore, it is essential to organize client consultations and have the client sign a microblading consultation form.

Understanding the Microblading Process

The microblading process is a multi-step process that begins with a client consultation. During this initial meeting, the professional should take time to understand the client’s needs and make recommendations based on their experience. They will also discuss pricing and what to expect during the healing process. The next step is finding the right location for the procedure. Next, the professional will create a stencil based on the client’s requirements, which they will place on the client’s skin. Once the stencil is in place, the professional will apply a topical anesthetic before applying the pigment. In the final step, the professional will apply a healing gel to the client’s skin and let them know when they can resume their normal activities.

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Understanding the Risks for the Client:

A consultation with the client helps the client understand the risks of microblading. The procedure can cause blood infections, for example. Using a tool that pierces the skin means bacteria are more likely to get into the open wound. If this happens, it can be tough to treat. Another risk is that the body will not properly absorb the pigment. The microblading process relies on the body’s ability to absorb pigment. In some people, this just doesn’t happen. This means the pigment could stay in the top layer of the skin, leading to long-term damage or discoloration over time. This is outside the practitioner and client’s control, so consultation should be organized before the procedure to let the client know. The client should also fill out a microblading consultation form to show that they consent to the process.