Be the one they call.
A reconstruction patient rarely needs just one thing. They need areola restoration. They need the scar softened. They need someone who can do all of it.
The artists who build real referral relationships with surgeons and clinics are the ones who can handle the whole case. If you can only do half the work, they'll find someone who can do it all.
Learn both. In one trip. And become that person.
Three days, both techniques.
Foundations & areola
- Skin and scar tissue anatomy, and how pigment heals in it
- Color theory and matching skin tone
- Candidacy, contraindications, and medical clearance
- 3D areola and nipple reconstruction technique
- Mapping symmetry, size, and projection
- Practice-skin drills
Scar & stretch mark camouflage
- Scar assessment and candidacy
- Color matching to surrounding skin
- Camouflage technique for scars and stretch marks
- Needle selection and depth control
- Multi-session planning and expectations
- Practice-skin drills
Live models & practice
- Perform on live models, both techniques, supervised
- Consults and the emotional side of restorative work
- Aftercare, healing, and follow-up
- Pricing and packaging multi-session cases
- Building referral relationships with surgeons and clinics
- Certificate + what happens next
What to expect.
Pay in full ($6,500), or put down a $500 retainer and I'll invoice the balance before class. Retainers are non-refundable and hold your seat. Dates are scheduled around you, year-round.
This isn't about saving money. It's about being the one who can.
Restorative clients aren't shopping around. They're looking for the one person who can help them — and there aren't many.
They're not sending a patient to two different people. They'll send them to whoever handles the whole case.
Reconstruction rarely means one thing. Areola, and the scar. If you can only do one, they leave and find someone else.
Both techniques, three days, one set of tools. Instead of two separate trainings, two trips, two kits.
Someone out there has been hiding a scar for fifteen years. You could be the person who changes that.
This is the rarest, most meaningful work in the industry — and it pays like it. Learn both, and you're not one of many. You're one of few.
Become the complete paramedical artist.
Both techniques, one trip, $6,500. Pay in full or hold your seat with a $500 retainer, and we'll schedule it around you.
My trainings are professional education — they don't issue a license. Paramedical work is performed on scarred, reconstructed, and compromised tissue, and many clients require medical clearance. Licensing requirements vary by state, county, and city — please confirm what's required where you work.