# Microblading.ae - Dubai Consumer Information Guide

> Educational information about microblading licensing, practitioner checks, techniques, healing and aftercare in Dubai.

## Website Status
- **Website:** [Microblading.ae](https://www.microblading.ae/)
- **Purpose:** Consumer education and practitioner-verification guidance
- **Publisher:** SAbeauti Professional Ladies Salon
- **Important:** Microblading.ae does not provide, arrange, recommend or book microblading treatments.

## Dubai Licensing Notice

Dubai Municipality's March 2026 notice to ladies' and men's salons and beauty centres states that:

- Establishments must refer to Dubai Health Authority to obtain all licences required to provide non-surgical cosmetic services.
- A non-surgical cosmetic service must not be performed unless the professional holds an approved DHA professional licence.

Licensing requirements can change. Readers should check current official records before treatment.

## Practitioner Eligibility

The DHA Standards for Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures, Version 2.1, include semi-permanent makeup, microblading and removal of semi-permanent makeup in the professional-permissions table. The table lists dermatologist/plastic surgeon, appropriately trained other physician/GP, and beauty therapist for this procedure. Nurses are marked as not permitted for this specific procedure. Beauty therapists remain subject to DHA licensing, recognised training, granted privilege, prescription and written-treatment-plan requirements.

The standards generally direct non-surgical cosmetic services to DHA-licensed health facilities permitting plastic surgery and/or dermatology, including hospitals, day surgical centres and outpatient clinics. They also contain limited provisions for beauty therapists performing Appendix 1 procedures in salon or non-clinical settings. Readers should therefore verify the exact professional privilege and establishment authorisation rather than assume that an ordinary salon licence is sufficient.

Professional titles, training, privileges, permitted settings and establishment approvals can change. Users should check current official records rather than relying only on a certificate, social-media profile or website claim.

## Recommended Checks

1. Search the practitioner's name in the DHA Medical Registry.
2. Confirm the licence is active and relevant to the intended procedure.
3. Ask the establishment to show its current authorisation for microblading.
4. Ask about suitability, pigment, hygiene, expected healed results, risks and alternatives.
5. Obtain written aftercare and follow-up details.
6. Seek personalised medical advice when health conditions, pregnancy, allergies or medicines may affect suitability or healing.

## Key Guide Sections

- [Dubai licensing overview](https://www.microblading.ae/#about)
- [Frequently asked questions](https://www.microblading.ae/#faq)
- [Practitioner verification checklist](https://www.microblading.ae/#reviews)
- [Quick decision guide](https://www.microblading.ae/#contact)

## Official Resources

- [DHA Medical Registry](https://www.dha.gov.ae/en/medical-listing/professionals)
- [DHA Standards for Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures](https://www.dha.gov.ae/uploads/122024/Standards%20for%20Non%20Surgical%20Cosmetic20241243161.pdf)

## Editorial Policy

- Content is educational, neutral and does not rank or recommend providers.
- Licensing statements are based on the cited official resources and should be rechecked when requirements change.

This website provides general educational information and is not a substitute for legal or medical advice.