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Not just a tattoo artist but an experimental dermopigmentist

The skin is the part of you that first interacts with the world, is the first contact with others, it is the embodiment of your essence and your body's natural defence. Sometimes, in the ongoing struggle for physical and social survival, our skin’s fragility is put to the test and with it, your inner strength and self-esteem. After years of experience working with many different types of skin, I am today firmly convinced that the solution to aesthetic problems and consequently emotional issues lies in the skin. My expertise is inspired by the joy of those who are rediscovering its beauty and with it a new approach to life and to others.

The infinite possibilities of the tattoo

If the tattoo appeared as a form of body art only in the past, today it would be considered a science.

Through a number of highly specialized and innovative techniques, the tattoo can now achieve effects that were unthinkable a few years ago.

The basic method has always been the same, to inoculate colored pigments into the dermis. The difference however, lies in modern innovations, application techniques, equipment, the molecular composition of modern pigments in treated areas of the body and more particularly, in the many possibilities that these new advances engender.

In order to enhancethe beauty of a persons features, correct imperfections, hide facial wrinkles and scars, one must achieve an impeccable result hiding the imperfections due to hair loss, concealing signs of aging and traces of surgery such as scars of the breast and areola. The tattoo is now an innovative, safe, non invasive option, and, contrary to what one might think, it is almost completely painless.

Semi-permanent makeup or permanent makeup (also known as micro-pigmentation) can be used in an aesthetic capacity. For example, tattooing eyebrows, eyes and lips, to correct flaws and enhance beauty. When carried out professionally with an to aesthetic sensibility, it does not change facial features, but enhances our natural beauty preserving the nature of our individual facial features. Good permanent makeup is subtle and realistic, it is perceived unconsciously as it looks natural, the client in turn discovers a renewed sense of beauty and confidence.

Paramedical tattooing (or dermopigmentation) and Tricopigmentation, are specializations of tattooing used to correct imperfections of the skin, which may result from several factors: scars in general, scarring post-transplant or post-surgery (for example, interventions breast and areola), vitiligo, skin spots and hypochromatism.

This type of workrequires complex technical skills, the use of innovative tools and cutting-edge expertise, it is therefore important to ensure professionalism of those who perform the work.

Years of continuous research in innovations, relentless passion and dedication have allowed me to substantially increase my professionalism and that of my co-workers, thus ensuring the scientific validity of this discipline dispelling myths and past prejudices.

For this reason, I consider it is essential to train new specialists, so they are able to operate professionally and safely through training in permanent makeup, paramedical tattooing and tricopigmentation. The training courses can be private or regional, individual or in groups, they can be adapted to the specific needs of all those wishing to train.