What should a client avoid to prevent future retention issues during healing?

To prevent future retention issues during healing, it is essential for clients to avoid changes in skin structure. The healing process after microblading is critical for achieving the desired results, and any alterations in the skin's texture or type can adversely affect how the pigment retains.

For instance, if a client experiences changes due to hormonal fluctuations, skin conditions, or environmental factors, this can impact how the skin heals and how well the pigment adheres. Maintaining a stable skin structure during the healing phase ensures optimal retention of the microblading pigment, providing longer-lasting results and enhancing overall satisfaction with the procedure.

While regular skincare routines, medication use, and exposure to sunlight can have their own influences on healing, the most direct impact on retention is related to the integrity and stability of the skin's structure. Therefore, advising clients to avoid situations that might lead to significant changes in their skin condition during the healing process is vital for successful outcomes.