[SavageGlow]

This is a case of a rare complication of microblading in a middle-aged woman in a developing country, resulting in a right orbital exenteration and a forehead defect associated with bone exposure reconstructed using the crane principle. To the best of our knowledge, this case is the first one to report such an entity. We are aiming to highlight the importance of proper hygiene in such cosmetic procedures and to shed light on the crane principle as a suitable reconstructive choice, especially in circumstances where other reconstructive options are not available, or in specific situations like mass causalities when shorter operation time is required.

The patient was diabetic. The microblading was done at a “beauty center” in Syria.

[kellyhound]

Everyone can start a micro blading business as the tools and equipment are cheap so bet there are loads without experience and proper hygiene not too mention they can make the cuts too deep leading to scars.

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

She was far too big to fit into micro blades...

[ride]

She's going back to get the other side done next week.

[Mr.NoCredit]

A good friends girlfriend does that for a living. She’s a top tier professional all the way.

Seeing this post is just nutty. Holy fuck all with taking care of yourself hygienically.

One sentence states it all and four words that mean a lot: “This is a case of a rare complication of microblading in a middle-aged woman in a developing country.”

[Ugly]

WTF is microblading?

[SavageGlow]

Originally Posted by Ugly ↗

WTF is microblading?

Semipermanent eyebrow makeup.

[marcos_69]

I thinks she's going to need a touch-up on that side.