The healing process of Nano Brows, also known as Nano Needling, is a gradual one. It involves several stages, each with its own unique characteristics. Here's a step-by-step guide to what you can expect during the healing process, along with a description of each stage.

1. **Immediately After the Procedure**: Your brows will appear darker and more intense than they will eventually be. This is due to the fresh pigment that has been deposited into your skin. The area may also be slightly swollen or red, which is a normal reaction to the procedure.

2. **Days 1-2**: The color of your brows will continue to be darker than the final result. The area may feel tender or sensitive. It's important to avoid touching your brows as much as possible during this time to prevent infection.

3. **Days 3-4**: Your brows may start to scab or flake. This is a normal part of the healing process, as your skin is shedding the top layer to reveal the new skin underneath. Do not pick at the scabs, as this can disrupt the healing process and affect the final result.

4. **Days 5-7**: The scabbing will continue, and your brows may appear lighter as the scabs fall off. This is also normal. The pigment may seem to have disappeared, but don't worry, it's still there under the new skin.

5. **Days 8-10**: Your brows will start to reveal their true color, but they may still be a bit patchy. This is because your skin is still healing and the pigment is settling.

6. **Days 11-14**: By this point, your brows should be fully healed. The color will have settled into its final shade, and any patchiness should have filled in.

Remember, everyone's skin heals at a different rate, so your healing process may not follow this timeline exactly. It's also important to follow all aftercare instructions provided by your technician to ensure the best possible results.

It's also worth noting that a touch-up session is usually recommended 4-6 weeks after the initial procedure. This allows your technician to fill in any areas that may have healed unevenly and to adjust the color or shape if necessary.

As always, if you have any concerns about your healing process, don't hesitate to reach out to your technician or a healthcare professional.