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2018 · 1 min read
Nipple & Areola Restorative Dermopigmentation
Restorative Dermopigmentation is the process of injecting insoluble ink into the dermis beneath the epidermal layer of skin. The treatment is often called as tattooing or micropigmentation. The process is usually pain-free. The advanced techniques and pigments that reproduce various skin tones create areola designs that appear three dimensional and realistic. Together with you we choose the size of areola and the desired color that most closely matches your natural nipple color. Thanks to the latest new 3D technique we work with different colors to create accents and shadows and to imitate the natural nipple as much as possible. Restorative Dermopigmentation works great for reducing the appearance of hypopigmented scars. Nipple tattoo lasts a lifetime but it tends to fade if its often exposed to the sun. In some cases; a touch up may be needed within the first two month.
After the procedure, you will be able to go back to normal activity. Soaking in bathtubs, swimming pools or jacuzzi should be avoided for at least a week after the procedure. The technician will provide you with the post-tattoo care and instructions.
Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Nothing here is medical advice — book a consultation and we will look at your case.
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