The Paramedical Pigmentation – Scars course is a specialised training programme dedicated to the micropigmentation techniques used for the camouflage and aesthetic correction of scars. The course is structured within an academic framework and aims to develop a safe and controlled approach, adapted to the particularities of each type of scar.
The programme covers in detail the typology of scars, the healing processes and the behaviour of scarred skin in relation to pigment. The differences between aesthetic pigmentation and medical pigmentation are analysed, together with the correct limits and indications of the procedure, in order to ensure coherent and responsible results.
The course places emphasis on standardisation, correct assessment and respect for the integrity of the tissue. Graduates acquire competences applicable in professional practice, in accordance with the requirements of the medical aesthetics field and with the real needs of patients.
What you will learn on the course
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types of scar and indications for pigmentation
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the particularities of scarred skin
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differences between aesthetic and medical pigmentation
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the selection and adaptation of pigment according to the scar
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camouflage and chromatic evening-out techniques
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safety criteria and the assessment of results
Who this course is for
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micropigmentation specialists
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medical aesthetics professionals
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practitioners involved in corrective procedures
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those wishing to specialise in paramedical pigmentation
Professional benefits
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developing competences in scar correction
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the safe and responsible application of medical techniques
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achieving natural and stable results
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broadening the range of professional services
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alignment with academic and ethical standards
Course level
Advanced
Course type
Specialisation course