An unfortunate microblading procedure leaves a woman with four eyebrows

KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KTRK) – A woman reminds everyone to do research before cosmetic procedures after a microblading session.

Last November, 42-year-old Jami Ledbetter decided that she was looking for thicker eyebrows and went to visit a woman who claimed to be certified in microblading, a beauty technique that consists of tattooing eyebrows. someone & # 39; a.

But instead, Ledbetter was found with a failed job.

"It seemed like I was really surprised," said Ledbetter.

The result kills her confidence and makeup can not even hide this unprofessional work.

"I was devastated, I even went out with a guy and he stopped going out with me at that time," she said.

After soliciting the help of several licensed tattoo artists, Ledbetter found someone.

Kara Gutierrez, tattooist licensed and insured, is specialized in permanent cosmetics and removal of tattoos for four years.

Gutierrez managed to remove Ledbetter's eyebrows with a product called LI-FT, a pigment-lightening solution tattooed on the wrong ink.

Ledbetter had to pay more than $ 1,000 for the removal process.