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If you have had prior Permanent Makeup that has faded, changed colour, or if you have had substandard work that requires rectification I may be able to help you.
Regrettably I am receiving an increasing
number of enquiries for Corrective Cosmetic Tattooing for work that has
been done overseas or by other technicians here in Australia. If you find
yourself in this situation then my policy for corrective work may be of
interest to you;
1) I will tell you honestly on your
first consultation if I believe I am able to help, what the options are,
and likely outcomes. If I am unable to offer a suitable option then there
will be no charge for the consultation and if consider it appropriate I will refer you
to an alternative type of service provider.
2) As with all my clients your
consultation will remain strictly confidential, I will not discuss
your consultation with any other party without your consent and that
includes your previous treatment providers.
3) Your photographs will not be shown to any
other party without your signed consent.
4) You may openly discuss any concerns that
you may have in relation to your previous treatments obtained elsewhere and I will give a
confidential unbiased opinion but I am unable to participate in any
disputes between yourself and other service providers.
5) I will not pressure you to make a quick
decision and I
encourage you to consider and reach your own conclusions about any
corrective options that may be available.
6)
All
bookings are strictly by appointment, that way I am able to dedicate
the time to each client to provide a truly personalised cosmetic tattooing
service.
I want all my clients to feel comfortable, safe and happy with the
finished result of their chosen procedure without feeling hurried or
rushed.
If you have a had a bad experience elsewhere then I fully understand
the anxiety that it can cause particularly when considering further
treatments. If you are looking for a Cosmetic Tattooist for corrective
work then here are a few tips that should help you.
The salon should be registered with their local health authority with
approvals specifically for cosmetic tattooing services.
Click here for an example of what
to expect from a properly registered salon.
Your preference should be for a salon that specialises in Cosmetic
Tattooing rather than it being a sideline to other services.
Your preference should be for a service that uses sterile medical grade
supplies (e.g. sterile gloves, surgical face masks, and sterile dressing
packs etc) for your procedure rather than just the minimum standard of
clean gloves and gauze etc as would be used by a body art tattooist.
Your preference should be for a Cosmetic Tattooist who has completed
advanced and paramedical courses and can demonstrate to you a thorough
knowledge of the services they provide.
Ideally your preference should be for a Cosmetic Tattooist who offers
training services
and is certified as a trainer and assessor with the state Registrations
and Qualifications Authority, an experienced trainer is more likely to
have a broader range of experience and skills.
Your preference should be for a Cosmetic Tattooist using the best
equipment available, at present I regard the
Amiea
Linelle Supreme digital machine to be the best device available.
Your preference should be for a Cosmetic Tattooist using only high quality
needles, at present I regard the Amiea
Creatip
needles to be the very best available, manufactured by a company producing
surgical grade needles.
Your preference should be for a Cosmetic Tattooist using only high quality
pigments, at present I regard the German Pharmaceutical grade
Amiea Pigments to be the best available.
Your preference should be for a Cosmetic Tattooist who has a good range
of (at least 50) pigment colours and can demonstrate to you a
comprehensive understanding of the interaction of your skin colour, the
chosen pigment colour, and the healing process.
Click here for more information.
Avoid services that appear to be breaching health guidelines such as
mobile tattooing services that may offer to come to you in your home.
Mobile tattooing is a serious breach of
Victorian Government Health Guidelines - Section 2.5.6
Your preference should be for a Cosmetic Tattooist who is not in a hurry
and is happy for you to go home and take time to consider your treatment
options if that is what you feel you need to do.
See my hygiene
page for some details on the standard of hygiene that I provide.
Kind Regards
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