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SPECIALIZING IN3-D AREOLAS TATTOOS

(Pictures show the before, immediately after the procedure, and the healed results. Colors will look intense until they fully heal.)

Some Insurance carriers are accepted! Call or text for information: (941) 348-1933 or email: billing.seachelles@gmail.com
 

CLIENTS DECIDE THE COLOR, SHAPE, AND POSITION. If needed, Michelle has many years of experience and can help you decide. She will first draw on a template before starting. Needles will never penetrate deep enough to penetrate implants. It is a very comfortable experience, however, numbing cream is available. Aftercare: you can still wear a bra and do your normal day-to-day activities. The only restrictions are: no swimming/submersing in water or sweating excessively. 

Services Offered:
*3 Dimensional Areolas/Nipples
*Bilateral: color and detail to give the illusion of a natural areola on two sides. 
*Unilateral: color and detail to give the illusion of a natural areola on one side to match the natural areola. 

*Corrections on shape, size, and color.
*Experienced with and without reconstructed nipples. 
*Experienced with Compromised Skin 
* Some Scars can be corrected or reduced in appearance.

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Sisters in Scars is a support group by and for breast cancer survivors and previvors. In addition to supporting each other, we also meet each year for a special retreat where we love and enjoy one another. During the retreat, I volunteer my time and tattoo the ladies' Areolas along with my friend, Pam Winnie (a fellow survivor/permanent makeup specialist). We encourage all breast cancer survivors and previvors to join us!


Find more information here: www.http://sistersinscars.com/

I blew the horn for to start the fishing event to raise money for breast cancer.

This is me giving a speech at the "Hooked on Hope" breast cancer fundraiser event.

Article written by Mary Ostien, BS

Article on tattoo a​artists and plastic surgeons tattooing Areolas:

http://www.livescience.com/46093-nipple-reconstruction-surgeons-tattoo-artists.html

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