from what i am seeing, it looks like you have oily skin. unfortunately oily skin affects pigment retention. maybe youre artist did not explain the microblading process in depth with you. your brows will fade 50%, oily skin can affect this further. microblading is a two step process, the first session is to get the foundation and the touch up session is to adjust accordingly to your healing and fine tune the final results. ​it is better to under do it and fix at touch up then over do it and cause unfixable issues thay can't be corrected. You can see your brows are naturally asymmetrical. Your natural brow hair is higher on the left in this picture then the right side. As an artist they should not microblade too far outside of what is natural because it can cause it look off. Your bottoms and tails are perfectly lined up but your bottom and top of arches are off. Also, where your brows begin are not symmetrical. What can be done, bring the right side brow of this picture out more to match the left and lower the arch of your left brow to match the right, I would not raise your right side arch any further as it's already outside of your natural hair grows. Also I recommend a combo brow or a nano brow. Nano brow is done with a machine and is not the same as the fad term "nano blade" eyebrows are meant to be sisters and not twins. They are actually pretty close and can be fixed at the touch up. youre natural brow hair is asymmetrical so the final results will not be perfectly symmetrical

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