Eyebrow Semi-permanent
Eyebrows make the biggest impact on facial expression. After studying bone structure and muscle movement, we blend fine hair strokes with soft shading to create brows that look natural even without makeup.
Techniques
The right method for your brow condition
Hair strokes (Microblading)
Individual strands drawn following the natural growth direction to fill in sparse areas. Ideal for the brow head where visible texture matters most.
Ombre / Combo brows
Hair strokes at the head, powder shading from mid-brow to tail. Both techniques combined in one session create a natural density gradient.
Old tattoo correction
Previous tattoos that have turned reddish or bluish are neutralized with complementary pigment, then reshaped with fresh design.
- Patients who lost eyebrow hair from chemotherapy or alopecia — skin condition is assessed first
- Eyebrow scars — scar-area color matching is considered as part of the design
- Men's brows — designed to look natural, with emphasis on volume and thickness rather than a made-up look
Before & After
Eyebrow semi-permanent cases
※ Results vary depending on skin condition, scar tissue, and lifestyle. Redness, swelling, scabbing, or itching may occur after the procedure, and some color loss requiring a touch-up is normal. Expected outcomes and precautions are fully explained during the pre-procedure consultation.
Design process
1-on-1 design tailored to your facial structure
Even with the same arch shape, the design and pigment formula change depending on brow bone prominence, forehead curvature, skin tone, and hair color. Director Jeongyoon Kim considers face shape, existing brow growth direction, and the desired impression to create a comprehensive design.
- Start point, arch, and tail length based on bone structure and expression muscles
- Pigment blending matched to skin tone and hair color
- Hair stroke angle following existing brow growth direction
Natural is the goal
The aim is not a "drawn" look but one that says "these were always here." It's not simply about adding color — it's a layered approach matched to tissue condition and existing brow patterns.
Men's Brows
How men's eyebrow PMU differs
Design, technique, and color are all approached differently for men. The goal is a defined, groomed look with no trace of makeup.
Straight-line design
Unlike the soft arch common in women's brows, men's brows keep a relatively straight, bold shape matched to facial bone structure and muscle movement.
Stroke + combo technique
Hair stroke and combo brow techniques are blended to create lifelike dimension. Depth and pigment retention are adjusted for the oilier skin typical of male clients.
Dark brown to black tones
While women often choose light brown, men's brows use dark brown to black pigments that blend naturally with existing brow hair and skin tone.
Aftercare
For even, lasting color
How you care for the area in the first 1–2 weeks determines pigment retention and longevity. Pay special attention to how you wash your face.
- Day of procedureKeep the area completely dry. Apply only the prescribed ointment in a thin layer. Do not rub or touch the brow area for 24 hours.
- Days 2–5Use cleansing wipes or a damp towel to clean only the areas around the brows. Rinse with lukewarm water but avoid letting cleanser touch the brow area.
- Days 5–7Gently clean around the brows with a damp cotton swab. Use alcohol-free, low-irritation cleansing water. Let scabs flake off naturally — never pick them.
- After day 7Wash gently with a mild, low-foam, weakly acidic cleanser. Pat dry with a clean towel instead of rubbing.
- 4–6 weeks laterOnce the color has stabilized, a touch-up refines shade and shape.
- Avoid strong water pressure directly on the brows
- No oil cleansers or retinol products for the first week
- Avoid saunas, steam rooms, and pools for 2 weeks
- Wear a hat or sunscreen to protect from direct sunlight
FAQ
Eyebrow Semi-permanent FAQ
Will the color look too dark right after?
The color may appear darker immediately after the procedure. It naturally settles and softens over 1–2 weeks.
Is a touch-up necessary?
It varies by skin type, but typically a touch-up 4–6 weeks later refines color and shape. This step helps ensure longer-lasting results.
How long does it last?
Results typically last 1–2 years depending on skin type and lifestyle. Oily skin may cause faster fading, so periodic touch-ups are recommended.
Hair strokes or ombre — which is better?
It depends on your brows. Sparse brows benefit from hair strokes, while those wanting an overall polished look may prefer a combo. We decide together during consultation based on face shape and current brows.
Can men get this done?
Yes. Men's brows are designed with emphasis on natural thickness and volume — a clean, defined look without appearing made up. Many men come in for this natural refinement.
Book a Consultation
Start with a phone call
Tell us about your surgery, the area of concern, and the result you're hoping for. We'll let you know whether the procedure is right for you, along with scheduling and pricing. All sessions are by appointment only.