Nipple pigmentation

Medical micropigmentation, as a branch of aesthetic cosmetology, was established to restore confidence and bring joy to individuals who have lost it for various reasons.

The training panel in the field of medical pigmentation at the Art Pmu Academy was created with a passion for helping and restoring smiles.

One of its sections focuses on areola pigmentation.

This is a non-invasive procedure aimed at recreating the nipple in cases where it is absent or has been reconstructed during surgery but lacks the appropriate color or shape as in a natural breast.

In performing medical micropigmentation of the nipple and its areola, the goal is to achieve the most natural effect. The areola and nipple drawing should be done freehand without using any templates, allowing for a natural result. Achieving symmetrical results is fundamental to a well-executed pigmentation.

Areola pigmentation is performed for patients who have undergone mastectomy or surgical breast shape correction.

The training also addresses the psychological aspects of such pigmentation.

The Art Pmu Academy’s proprietary teaching method allows for maximum knowledge absorption during an intensive training program, during which 90% of the sessions are practical.