Our training program is designed for nurses and aestheticians who already understand skin and scar anatomy. If you have this background, you'll find our course fast-paced and suited to your needs. However, if you're new to these concepts, our program might not be the best fit for you.

Your investment in your nursing career gives you a significant advantage in transitioning to paramedical tattooing. The knowledge and skills you've gained, such as understanding skin anatomy and patient care, directly enhance your ability to excel in this new field. Our program builds on this strong foundation, allowing you to leverage your existing expertise for even greater success.

Switching to paramedical tattooing can be a strategic move that offers a better work-life balance, increased income potential, and the chance to make a direct impact on clients’ lives. The skills and experience you bring from nursing will enable you to quickly adapt and thrive in this specialized area, making the investment in our program both valuable and rewarding.

During the training, you'll receive comprehensive support, including hands-on practice with expert feedback, access to a high-quality starter kit, and personalized guidance throughout each day. Our intimate class size ensures you get ample one-on-one attention and targeted advice.

After the training, you’ll benefit from our year-long mentorship program, which includes monthly coaching calls and ongoing expert support to help you tackle challenges, refine your skills, and stay updated with industry trends. Additionally, you’ll have access to a detailed starter kit valued at $1,000, ensuring you have all the tools needed to start your practice. This combination of hands-on training, expert feedback, and continuous support is designed to set you up for long-term success in your new career.

The job market for paramedical tattoo artists is expanding as more people seek solutions for skin conditions, scars, and aesthetic improvements that other methods like creams or lasers can't effectively address. There is a growing demand for skilled professionals who can provide these specialized treatments. With the advanced techniques you’ll learn in our program, you'll be well-equipped to attract clients and build a successful practice. Additionally, we offer support in marketing and business development to help you establish a strong client base and thrive in this field.

Coverage for paramedical tattooing varies. For mastectomy areola tattoos, we often assist clients in getting their treatments covered by insurance, but they usually need to pay out of pocket first. Scar revisions and camouflage tattooing are generally considered cosmetic and are typically not covered by insurance. However, we have had success in securing reimbursements for medical micropigmentation services for breast cancer survivors. If you’re integrating scar camouflage into your existing medical practice, insurance billing might differ. Additionally, you can offer third-party payment plans like Cherry to help clients manage costs.

It might seem uncertain at times, but here’s the reality: as long as cosmetic procedures and surgeries remain popular, there will always be a need for scar camouflage and other paramedical tattoo services. With plastic surgery on the rise, the demand for these services is strong and growing. Investing in this career means choosing a field with enduring relevance and continual opportunities for growth and success.

We understand seeing the outright investment can “feel expensive” so let's break it down:

Most paramedical tattoo training programs charge $4,500+ for just 2-3 days of basic instruction. But here’s the real deal: our program is a comprehensive, year-long mentorship, plus 5 days of in-person application. Yes, it’s $9,750, but that’s because we don’t just scratch the surface—we dive deep into advanced techniques and our exclusive methodology for matching skin tones and minimizing scars.

Think of it this way: If you were training to become a top heart surgeon, you wouldn’t settle for a general practitioner’s advice. You’d go straight to a heart specialist. The same applies here. Our program equips you with high-level skills and business strategies that ensure you’re not just trained but truly ready to excel in the field.

We’re not just teaching you techniques; we’re setting you up for long-term success. Our training includes in-depth business coaching to help you build and grow a thriving practice—something most programs overlook.

Our goal is to give you everything you need to make a significant impact and achieve your career ambitions from day one. Given the value and support we offer, it’s clear this investment isn’t just reasonable—it’s a smart move for your future.

I understand you’re looking for specific income figures, but here’s the truth: there are no guarantees in any career. However, what I can tell you is this: the potential in this field is significant. With the right skills and mindset, you have the opportunity to be among the top 10% of your marketplace.

Our training equips you to excel, and with effective pricing and dedicated effort, the sky's the limit. Your success will depend on your investment in growth and the quality of your work.

So, the real question is not about guarantees but about your willingness to put in the work and leverage the opportunities. If you’re ready to commit to your success and continuously strive for excellence, you have every chance to achieve remarkable results.

Beyond our training fee, there may be some additional costs depending on your location and how you choose to set up your business.

For instance, depending on your state, you might need extra certifications or licensing, which we can help you navigate with our free state tattooing licensing guide. As for setting up your business, costs will vary based on whether you purchase equipment, rent a space, or sublease. We provide a roadmap with options to help you make informed decisions and get started smoothly.

The exact costs will depend on your personal choices and local requirements, but we’re here to guide you through the process and ensure you have a clear path forward.

Paramedical tattooing involves using specialized tattoo techniques to address medical and cosmetic issues, such as covering scars, restoring pigmentation, and improving the appearance of skin conditions like stretch marks and acne, surgical sites, and trauma scars. Unlike traditional tattooing, which is often for personal expression or art, paramedical tattooing focuses on practical solutions to enhance the appearance of the skin for people with specific needs.

In our program, you’ll learn how to apply these techniques to help individuals recover the natural look of their skin and manage the physical and emotional effects of medical conditions or trauma.

Yes, your medical or nursing background will be highly useful in paramedical tattooing. Your knowledge of skin anatomy, wound care, and patient interaction will provide a strong foundation for applying these techniques effectively.

Let’s be real: you likely entered the medical field to help people and make a difference. Paramedical tattooing offers a way to continue that mission without the burnout from too many patients, office politics, or shift work. It’s a path where you can use your expertise to make a tangible impact while enjoying a more balanced and rewarding career.

Not necessarily. Many of our students start paramedical tattooing part-time or on the side while still working in nursing. This allows you to gradually transition into the new field without having to leave your current job immediately. As you build your skills and client base, you can decide whether to shift to full-time paramedical tattooing or continue balancing both careers.

The work schedule in paramedical tattooing is generally very flexible. You can set your own hours and manage your appointments based on your preferences and needs. This flexibility allows you to create a work schedule that fits better with your personal life, reducing the stress of shift work and giving you more control over your time. Many find this change leads to a much better work-life balance compared to traditional nursing roles.

Our program is designed for beginners with no prior tattooing experience. We start with the essential fundamentals and provide hands-on training to ensure you learn the key techniques needed to be a skilled and effective technician. The 5-day in-person class includes working with models, so you gain practical experience and learn how to apply these techniques safely and accurately. This hands-on approach prepares you to perform professional-grade paramedical tattoos from the start.

Most people believe that great artists only comes from naturally talented people. In my experience, what I know to be true is that everyone is creative.

Unfortunately, it's only the people that are perceived to be "naturally talented" can do this easily, but what most people don't see is that these artists are actually practicing good techniques whether they learned those techniques or taught themselves those techniques, but all great art starts with great technique. 

So if you're someone who's looking to grow your creative muscles and get into something like camouflage tattooing, how are you ever suppose to get proficient and confident in it if you don't learn great technique from the start?