You are free to create and honour
whatever past you choose,
to heal and transform your present.
- Richard Bach ‘Reminders for the Advanced Soul’
Like a biographer, your skin tells your story.
How about choosing which chapters you want the whole world to see?
Paramedical tattooing, also known as micro-pigmentation, is a hybrid technique resulting from the worlds of medicine and cosmetics, in a similar vein to cosmetic plastic surgery. In fact, plastic surgery results can and are often enhanced with paramedical tattooing afterwards.
The paramedical tattooing technique can be used to cover white scars and blemishes or to create new plumpness and natural colour in stretch marks. It can also be used to fill in missing or faint eyebrows, or any other patches of lost hair for alopecia sufferers. Vitilgo patients can also benefit from having the affected skin patches blended in with the surrounding tones for a much more even look.
For women and men who have suffered from breast cancer or who have had breast surgery for other reasons, paramedical tattooing can be used to make nipples appear symmetrical again, even if one or both areola complexes have been completely lost.
Other types of surgery that can be enhanced with paramedical tattooing include phalloplasties, where tattooed veins and a glans would add realism to the neo-phallus appearance.
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Technician Qualifications:
Marcus Sorensen has completed the Paramedical Tattooing training at Nouveau Contour, the UK's leading micropigmentation training academy. He is fully insured and has achieved the following certification:
Level 1 Certificate: Nipples and Areolas
Level 2 Certificate: Vitiligo, Alopecia, Scars, Burns, Fine Wrinkles, Multi-trepannic Collagen Actuation (MCA)
Marcus has a fine eye for detail with 10 years' art & design background, as well as solid anatomy and physiology understanding and excellent hygiene, health and safety awareness. He is a certified remedial and sports massage therapist, and currently training to be a doctor with a dual Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree (MBBS) at King's College in London. More about Marcus Sorensen >
Appointments:
Consultations are available at Central for Health in Clerkenwell, London EC1 or in Charlton, London SE18.
Initial consultation: 30min duration - £35
Paramedical tattooing: £150 / hour + pigments
Touch-up within 2 months: 30min duration - FREE