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Book a private consultation: a conversation first, a decision later.

A consultation is time set aside to talk through what you are considering, to look at shape, symmetry and colour as design questions, and to ask everything you want to ask. Nothing is committed to on the day you enquire.
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A healthcare worker in blue protective clothing and gloves handles metal instruments on a sterile clinical tray.
Reference photograph: instruments laid out before anything begins. The consultation works the same way — everything is prepared and understood before a decision is made.
WHAT IT IS

A confidential conversation, held at your pace

People arrive at areola and paramedical tattooing from very different places — after mastectomy, after reconstruction, with scarring, or with earlier tattoo work that has softened. The consultation begins by listening, not by presenting a plan.

From there it becomes practical: what the work involves, how tone is read against your own skin in daylight, how shape and placement are drawn and measured before any pigment is considered, and what healing generally asks of you afterwards.

It is an explanation rather than a sales appointment. No diagnosis is offered, and no outcome is predicted for your skin — those are conversations for your clinicians and for the consultation itself, in person.

WHAT A CONSULTATION COVERS
Four terms, defined plainly, so you know what the conversation is for before you write.

What you are considering

You describe where things stand and what you would like to change — after mastectomy or reconstruction, where there is scarring, or where earlier tattoo work has softened. If you are still deciding between restoration, colour work and camouflage, that is an ordinary place to begin: the difference between them is explained rather than assumed.

What the work involves

The measuring and drawing stage, how tone is read against your own skin in daylight, what an appointment is like, and how the area generally settles afterwards. Each is described in general terms, with its limits stated plainly — no outcome is predicted for your skin, and nothing is diagnosed by message or in the room.

What belongs to your clinicians

Whether skin is ready, and when after surgery anything may be considered, are questions for the team who treated you. Those answers are brought to the studio, not given by it. Everything about shape, symmetry, colour and the appointment itself is discussed here.

What happens next

You leave with an explanation, not an obligation. Many people take it away, talk it over with their surgical or medical team, and write again when the timing suits them. If you would rather read before you ask, the Frequently Asked Questions cover comfort, timing and privacy.
THE FORM

Send a confidential enquiry

Give us your name and the best way to reach you, name the treatment you are interested in, and use the message to tell us as much or as little as you wish. A single sentence is enough to begin.

We use these details to respond to your enquiry. Please avoid sending sensitive personal information.

PRIVACY

Enquiries are held privately within this website and are read only in order to reply to you.

Nothing you write here is published, shared as a story, or used as an example. Approved imagery is the only material that ever appears in the gallery, and only with written permission.

No assessment, diagnosis or opinion on your own healing can be given by form. Those belong to your treating clinicians and, for the tattooing side, to the consultation itself.

How information sent through this site is handled is set out in the Privacy Policy.

Close-up of hands drawing with a yellow pencil and ruler on white paper at a wooden table, with colored pens and scissors nearby.
Reference photograph: pencil and ruler. Every appointment starts as a measured drawing.
BEFORE YOU WRITE

Useful things to mention

Which treatment you are considering, or simply the situation you would like advice about.

Whether there has been surgery, and whether your medical team has spoken to you about timing.

Whether there is earlier tattoo work involved, and roughly how long ago it was placed.

Anything that would make the appointment easier for you — questions you want answered first, or how you prefer to be contacted.

If you are unsure which page describes your situation, start with the Services overview or the Frequently Asked Questions and write to us afterwards.

TREATMENTS
Name one in your enquiry, or leave it open and we will work it out together.

01  Areola Tattooing

02  3D Areola Tattoo

03  Nipple & Areola Restoration

04  Post-Mastectomy Areola Tattoo

05  Breast Reconstruction Tattooing

06  Areola Colour Correction

07  Areola Scar Camouflage

08  Areola Tattoo Refresh

09  Paramedical Tattooing

10  Scar Camouflage

Write when you are ready. There is no stage of this you have to reach first.

Enquiries and anything you tell us are handled confidentially and used only to reply to you. If you would rather read first, the questions page answers what most people want to know about comfort, timing and privacy, and the Services pages explain each treatment in full.
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