
Pre Requisite — Bloodborne Pathogen Certification
Restorative Cosmetic Tattooing involving Paramedical Scar Camouflage Tattooing is the art of tattooing flesh-tone pigments into the skin or scar to blend, minimize, and conceal discolorations. It is a specialized area of permanent cosmetics that is also known as Medical or Paramedical Tattooing. This process is also referred to as Skin and Scar Repigmentation, Corrective Pigment Camouflage, and Skin Color Correction.
Restore pigmentation lost from surgery, scars, vitiligo
Give the look of anatomically correct parts
Create the illusion of flawless skin
Limited downtime
Immediate results
Limited pain with anesthetic cream
Safe and effective treatment
Proper use of tools
Practice Safety, Sanitation, and Sterilization
Scars, Stretch Mark Camouflage
Consent
Assessing skin types and color mixing for each client
3D Areola and Nipple shapes
Touch up
Fake skins for practicing
1 Boxes of needles
PMU Machine
10 Pigment Rings
Misc Disposable Tools
Training Manual
1 day of in-depth classroom prep
1-day live model (must provide your own model) mock client with instructor supervision
Certificate of Completion
Yes, you need a bloodborne pathogen certification. No prior experience is required to attend this training course, however, you may not perform services without proper licensing from your state. For more information on licensing requirements, please contact your local health department.