Areola Pigmentation:

Before & After

Breast cancer can be a devastating illness both physically and emotionally. After treatment and surgery, clients often say they still do not have a feeling of 'wholeness' due to the lack of color on the breast where the nipple/areola complex would be. The Areola Pigmentation process provide clients with the final touches to complement the surgical process. Pigment is placed on the breast and slightly shaded and lightened to give the appearance of a nipple/areola complex.

These photos were taken right after the procedure. The color will fade about 20-40%.

Most areola procedures require at least one touch up for desired color.The picture below has a line drawn around the areola with a marker to outline the nipple and outer rim. The after photo is after one application and will require at least one additional touchup for desired result. We will add the final picture within 60 days to our web site. I am sad to announce that the below picture is of a woman with breast cancer who recently past away. Her name was Kelly Sadowsky and she was a most wonderful woman who i feel honored to have worked on.