Areola and nipple tattoo is a painless procedure that reaches for the self-esteem recovery of women who have faced breast cancer, and as a consequence, the loss of one, or even two nipples.

Using different needles and pigments, shadows and textures are created to give a realistic effect to the breast.

Hiding scars or other imperfections from injuries or surgeries is the main purpose of this procedure.

People usually feel insecure about their scars or marks, and that’s why they choose to camouflage them.

Birthmarks, surgical scars, stretch marks, vitiligo, all of those can be hidden with pigments that reach for the closest colors to your skin tone.

The decorative areola and nipple tattoo is a painless procedure for reconstructing the nipples in a artistic way by shaping hearts or flowers. Using different needles and pigments, shadows and textures are created to give a realistic effect.

Areola tattooing implies to correct the shape or provide a more saturated color.

Tattooing the skin around the nipples helps to enhance the natural attractiveness of a woman’s breasts. The essence of the procedure is to insert the ink under the upper layers of the skin.

The colour is selected taking into account the following factors:

features of the areola state;
features of the skin;
client’s wishes;
specialist recommendations.

Indications for areola and nipple tattoo:

innate pathology – a complete or partial absence of the areolar complex;
natural asymmetry; the need to restore the areola complex after amputation or other surgical interventions;
vitiligo;
scars camouflage;
mismatch of the pigment of the nipple areola (cyanosis, colour irregularities) or unevenness of its borders;
mismatch of the size of the areola with personal priorities;
desire to get a heart-shaped nipple tattoo.

The use of pigments of various shades for the permanent make-up of the nipple areola allows:

significantly change the colour of the areola;
make the natural colour deeper and richer;
realistic 3Dareola and nipple tattoo after breast cancer;
to lighten the natural pigment.