Consultation:

• The process usually begins with a consultation between the client and the practitioner. During this discussion, the client's goals, preferences, and concerns are addressed.

• The practitioner assesses the existing areola or the area where the areola will be created, discussing options for color, size, and shape.

Color Matching:

• The practitioner selects pigments that closely match the client's natural skin tone and desired areola color.

Preparation:

• The skin in the areolar region is cleansed to remove any oils or residues.

• If the client has undergone recent breast surgery, the area needs to be fully healed before the procedure.

Application of Pigment:

• Using specialized tattooing equipment, such as a tattoo machine or manual tool, the practitioner applies pigments to the areola area.

• The pigments are deposited into the upper layers of the skin to create the appearance of realistic areolar structures.

Layering and Detailing:

• The practitioner strategically layers pigments to achieve a three-dimensional look and mimic the natural texture and shading of the areola.

• Details such as nipple protrusion and texture are carefully added to enhance the realism.

Healing and Aftercare:

• After the procedure, the client is provided with aftercare instructions, including guidelines for cleaning and moisturizing the treated area.

• Mild swelling or redness may occur initially, but this typically subsides within a few days.

Follow-Up Sessions (if necessary):

• In some cases, clients may require more than one session to achieve the desired result or for touch-ups.