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Areola restoration, also known as nipple reconstruction or tattooing, is a procedure that involves tattooing pigments onto the skin to create the appearance of a natural-looking areola and nipple after breast surgery.
Restore the appearance of one areola after breast cancer treatments or to enhance a more youthful and natural look.
Restore the appearance of both areolas after breast cancer treatments or to enhance a more youthful and natural look.
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An areola tattoo is a cosmetic procedure that is done on the area of the breast or chest where the areola is found. The idea of areola pigment is that it alters the appearance of the nipple in some way, be it adding one or changing the shape. Areola tattoos are done in the same manner as other tattoos—by depositing pigment under the skin to create a permanent image—but tend to be particularly detailed in regards to blending and feathering, to ensure an extremely natural look.
The purpose of the procedure is to restore the natural-looking appearance of the areola and nipple after breast surgery, such as a mastectomy or breast reconstruction.
As with any tattooing procedure, there is a risk of infection and an allergic reaction to the pigments used. It's important to research and choose a reputable, licensed tattoo artist to minimize these risks.
Areola restoration is suitable for most skin types, but it's important to discuss your specific case with a professional before deciding to go through with the procedure.
Your PMU artist will discuss the desired nipple size, placement, and pigment colors that complement your skin. Your artist will then assess skin type and any scar patterns or scar tissue that may require more technical skill to achieve the end result. Once design is agreed upon the artist begins inserting pigments with a pmu machine into the skin crafting around and keeping the skin safe.
The procedure typically takes 1-2 hours.
Some people may experience slight discomfort during the procedure, but it is generally considered to be less painful than traditional tattooing.
Your areola will take, on average, 4 weeks to heal. You will experience a peeling process between 7 to 10 days which will cause those scabs to fall off once it heels. Do not pick the scabs!
OPTION 1
• Using Tegaderm for your aftercare is your best choice, even if there is projection on the nipple.
• It is recommended to keep the bandages on for 5 to 7 days. You may have to physically remove the bandages while others will find it comes off on its own. (Either is fine)
• If you have an allergy to adhesive it is a good idea to not use Tegaderm or if tolerable use the bandage for 24-48 hours before removing.
OPTION 2
• The second option is to use after care and a tefla bandage. These can be worn inside a bra to keep in place or by using paper tape (non-adhesive and available at the pharmacy/ amazon) Change bandage daily (I recommend that you provide the
replacement bandages).
The effect of the tattooing can last for several years, but it may need to be touched up periodically to maintain the desired appearance.
It depends on your insurance plan and the reason for the procedure. Some insurance plans may cover it as part of breast reconstruction after a mastectomy, while others may not. It's best to check with your insurance provider to see if it is covered.
The tattoo is one of the preferred camouflages because its result is definitive.Treatments improve the appearance and thickness of the tissue on the stretch marks. Even better texture and thickness achieves the tone similar to the rest of the skin. In all cases it should be made clear that the objective is to try to minimize the contrast of the stretch marks and normal skin tones. That it is a camouflage and not a solution to remove stretch marks.
Scars, burns and discolorations caused by skin conditions can be camouflaged with the medical micropigmentation process and pigments.
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The number of sessions depend a lot on the type of skin on the person, all skins and organism are different so is better not to say that only one session will be needed. The second session is done after 60 days which is the normal healing time of the procedure.
1-5 DAYS AFTER
-Redness and inflammation will be present. This is normal! The area may be mildly itchy, cream will help
1-2 WEEKS AFTER
-Collagen production starts taking place, redness will begin to fade with mild skin tone changes
2-3 WEEKS AFTER
-Skin tone of the treated area will temporarily darken while pigment is settling. (It will lighten, Trust the process)
4-8 WEEKS AFTER
-Healing process is finishing during this stage. The skin restores back to normal and pigment blends in
4 HOURS after the treatment
-Leave the cling film for 3-4 hours to prevent the skin from irritation. If possible don't shower.
24 HOURS after the treatment
-Unwrap the cling film and start with after care. Use PH neutral soap to clean any excess pigment. After Care is used 2-3 times a day in a thin coating.
7-10 DAYS after the treatment
-Use after care cream or ointment at least first 7-10 days. Sauna, steam, solarium, jacuzzi, chlorinated water are not recommend at least first 7-10 days. No sun exposure!
30 DAYS after the treatment
-Do not apply cosmetic products that contain strong acids to the pigmentation site. Avoid sun exposure while the skin is healing (still red), after that use 50+ sun factor on the treated area.
-Avoid any strenuous activities for 7 days
-Keep area hydrated with coconut oil or Aquaphor
-Avoid sun exposure or tanning booth
-Do not wash area with soap for 48 hours
-Avoid the beach, pool, jacuzzi and hot
baths
Scar camouflage is a cosmetic tattooing procedure that uses pigments to color and blend a scar into the surrounding skin. Here are some frequently asked questions about scar camouflage:
The purpose of the procedure is to blend the scar with the surrounding skin and make it less visible.
The benefits of scar camouflage and micropigmentation:
-Post-surgical scars
-Face Lift procedures
-Scalps (trauma or Hair Transplants)
-Caesarean scars
-Stretch Marks
-Acne scars
-Contracture scars – burns
-Self Harm
-Mastectomy scars
-Vitiligo (if stabilized)
You might be a candidate if you meet the criteria below. Your scar or stretch marks should be:
1. Healed and no longer pink or changing color: (has to be at least one year old)
2. Smooth and relatively flat: (If your scar or skin area is bumpy or raised, the process may not be effective)
3. Without dark edges or keloid scarring: ( If the scar has dark edges Indicates Post Inflammatory Hyper-pigmentation (PIHP) from the initial trauma or surgery. Scar Camouflage Dark skin tones especially are affected)
4. Have realistic expectations: Scar Camouflage will not completely restore skin to the way it looked before it was injured. The process will not “erase” a scar or skin abnormality so it appears completely gone and the area looks “perfect” again. It improves color differences to help disguise the scar or anomaly and make it less noticeable.
Your PMU artist will carefully analyze your scarring and will evaluate your natural coloring. Your artist will then work with multiple blends of pigment to recreate the tonal variance of your skin. With the use of a pmu electric device pigment will be inserted into your skin crafting around and keeping the skin safe.
The procedure typically takes 1-3 hours, depending on the size and location of the scar.
The effect of the tattooing can last for several years, but it may need to be touched up periodically to maintain the desired appearance.
Some people may experience slight discomfort during the procedure, but it is generally considered to be less painful than traditional tattooing.
As with any tattooing procedure, there is a risk of infection and an allergic reaction to the pigments used. It's important to research and choose a reputable, licensed tattoo artist to minimize these risks.
Following these aftercare tips can help ensure the best results from your PMU Scar Camouflage and minimize any potential complications.
It depends on your insurance plan and the reason for the procedure. Some insurance plans may cover it as part of a reconstructive procedure, while others may not. It's best to check with your insurance provider to see if it is covered.
A minimum of 6-12 months after the surgery is recommended to wait before getting a scar camouflage tattoo. The scar should be stable and the color should be finalized before the procedure. The healing process may vary depending on the type of surgery, location and other factors.
We use the latest technique to permanently improve stretch marks called Inkless Stretchmarks Revision. This innovative tattooing technique uses a rotary tattoo machine to stimulate the natural healing response in combination with an all-natural serum to further enhance the body’s production response. This process of targeting the stretch marks alone helps to even out the appearance of the treated area. You can be confident that our unique treatment will result in a smooth, even complexion.
Examples of 1 Area: Any area that comes in a pair is considered one area. ie: both breasts, both butt "cheeks", both thighs etc. The front of the stomach is 1 area but if your stretch marks wrap around the hips, that is considered 2 areas.
Examples of 1 Area: Any area that comes in a pair is considered one area. ie: both breasts, both butt "cheeks", both thighs etc. The front of the stomach is 1 area but if your stretch marks wrap around the hips, that is considered 2 areas.
Examples of 2 Areas: A combination of any of the 1 areas. ie: Butt and thighs.
Examples of 1 Area: Any area that comes in a pair is considered one area. ie: both breasts, both butt "cheeks", both thighs etc. The front of the stomach is 1 area but if your stretch marks wrap around the hips, that is considered 2 areas.
Examples of 3 Areas: Any combination of the 1 Areas. ie: front of the stomach, hips, butt.
Please reach us at ohiocitybeautystudio@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The number of sessions depend a lot on the type of skin on the person, all skins and organism are different so is better not to say that only one session will be needed. The second session is done after 60 days which is the normal healing time of the procedure.
1-5 DAYS AFTER
-Redness and inflammation will be present. This is normal! The area may be mildly itchy, cream will help
1-2 WEEKS AFTER
-Collagen production starts taking place, redness will begin to fade with mild skin tone changes
2-3 WEEKS AFTER
-Skin tone of the treated area will temporarily darken while pigment is settling. (It will lighten, Trust the process)
4-8 WEEKS AFTER
-Healing process is finishing during this stage. The skin restores back to normal and pigment blends in
4 HOURS after the treatment
-Leave the cling film for 3-4 hours to prevent the skin from irritation. If possible don't shower.
24 HOURS after the treatment
-Unwrap the cling film and start with after care. Use PH neutral soap to clean any excess pigment. After Care is used 2-3 times a day in a thin coating.
7-10 DAYS after the treatment
-Use after care cream or ointment at least first 7-10 days. Sauna, steam, solarium, jacuzzi, chlorinated water are not recommend at least first 7-10 days. No sun exposure!
30 DAYS after the treatment
-Do not apply cosmetic products that contain strong acids to the pigmentation site. Avoid sun exposure while the skin is healing (still red), after that use 50+ sun factor on the treated area.
-Avoid any strenuous activities for 7 days
-Keep area hydrated with coconut oil or Aquaphor
-Avoid sun exposure or tanning booth
-Do not wash area with soap for 48 hours
-Avoid the beach, pool, jacuzzi and hot
baths
Pigment lightening + removal deposits another layer or layers of pigment or saline solution over the old eyebrow tattoo or PMU work. After the required number of applications, layer by layer, the brows return to their normal appearance. A slightly different type of pigment will be used in order for the old ink to “lighten” and be covered with a more appropriate one. You and your artist will determine the shade and color that is closest, if not the exact match, to your natural brows.
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Expect to be at the studio for 1 to 2.5 hours – Some appointments can take shorter or longer, depending on individual circumstances.
For eyebrow enhancements: Avoid eyebrow tinting, waxing, tweezing or threading at least 7 days prior to your appointment.
Other skin enhancements: Avoid visiting tanning beds and receiving other skin treatments at least a week before your enhancement.
Consult with your physician regarding the hold of blood-thinning medications, which should not be taken three days prior to your appointment.
Avoid consuming caffeine as well as any sort of supplements like Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Vitamin E, fish oil supplements, and Niacin at least 24 hours prior to your appointment.
Touchups are recommended every 4-8 weeks
Unless a note from your doctor declares you completely unable to receive the procedure.
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