Does the fading of eyebrow纹 (纹 here likely refers to tattoo or permanent makeup) mean it's more prone to脱落 (falling off or wearing away)?

Generally speaking, whether microblading fades easily depends on the quality of the pigment used and the post-operative care. If the pigment is implanted too superficially or post-operative care is inadequate, fading may occur more easily. However, if the pigment is deeply implanted and proper aftercare is followed, the results typically do not fade easily. Microblading involves using specialized instruments to implant pigments beneath the epidermis, based on the original shape of the eyebrows, forming colored patterns that do not fade easily over time, thereby enhancing the appearance of the eyebrows. The usual reference price for microblading ranges from 1000 to 5000 yuan per session. Improvement is usually noticeable within 1-2 weeks post-procedure, although symptoms such as swelling and erythema may occur. A detailed explanation is as follows:

If the needle penetration during microblading is too shallow, the pigment may not be effectively implanted into the deeper layers of the skin and instead remains on the skin surface, which can result in fading. Additionally, improper post-operative care, such as getting the treated area wet too soon, frequent rubbing, or using irritating cosmetics, may lead to pigment loss and cause the eyebrows to fade or lighten.

However, if high-quality pigment is used, with fine particles and strong stability that integrates well with the skin, it can be better absorbed and fixed by the skin, making it less likely to fade even if the color appears light. Additionally, if the individual's skin has a moderate metabolic rate and proper post-operative care is followed, pigment absorption and retention are improved, resulting in less fading after microblading.

It is recommended to visit a reputable hospital and follow the guidance of a qualified physician to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedure. After the procedure, it is important to keep the treated area clean and dry, avoiding contact with water, rubbing, and exposure to direct sunlight.