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Dermopigmentation covers a wide field: from aesthetic permanent makeup to the correction of outcomes left by trauma, scars and medical conditions. It is a profession that demands technical expertise, human sensitivity and scientific rigor.
What is dermopigmentation: procedure, preparation and client care
Dermopigmentation involves introducing biocompatible pigments into the dermis through sterile, single-use needles. The purpose can be aesthetic — enhancing the eyes, defining the eyebrows, giving color back to the lips — or paramedical: reconstructing the areola after a mastectomy, softening scars, restoring a natural appearance after trauma.
The professional who performs dermopigmentation needs skills that go far beyond technique: morphological design, knowledge of colorimetry, rigorous management of sterility, and the ability to communicate with the medical world so that the person treated is fully protected. The desired result is generally achieved in two sessions, at least 8 weeks apart.
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Rita Molinaro’s method: the first paramedical dermopigmentation protocol approved by an Italian public health authority
At the foundation of everything is the method developed by Rita Molinaro: the first dermopigmentation protocol approved by an Italian public health authority (ASL 9 Treviso) and the basis of the Master courses in paramedical dermopigmentation for breast care, unique in the sector. The study on more than 300 immunosuppressed patients, with a 6-year follow-up, showed no complications. These are not marketing claims, they are verifiable data.
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