Corrections and Neutralisations

This advanced training is dedicated to correction and neutralisation techniques in micropigmentation, with the aim of remedying work with unsatisfactory or unbalanced chromatic results. The approach is academic and analytical, centred on an understanding of the causes that lead to colour changes and on the application of safe and controlled corrective solutions.

The content covers colour theory applied to micropigmentation, the reactions of pigment in the skin and the influence of external factors on the final result. Common situations such as colour shifting, over-saturation, loss of chromatic harmony or lack of uniformity are analysed, with an emphasis on correct assessment before intervention.

The programme seeks to standardise corrective practice and to develop responsible professional judgement. The emphasis is placed on the correct choice of neutralisation technique, on the limitations of the procedure and on achieving a balanced result, in accordance with the aesthetic and ethical requirements of the field.

What you will learn on the course

• the principles of corrections and neutralisations in micropigmentation

• colour theory applied to corrective procedures

• identifying the causes of pigment shifting

• chromatic neutralisation techniques

• the correct assessment of existing work

• the limits and indications of corrective procedures

Who this course is for

• micropigmentation specialists

• aesthetics professionals

• practitioners who carry out corrective procedures

• those with experience in micropigmentation

Professional benefits

• the ability to correct unsatisfactory results

• improved final quality of the work

• reduced risk of incorrect intervention

• an increased level of professional expertise

• alignment with academic and professional standards

Course level
Advanced

Course type
Specialisation course