
Scars: they’re with us forever. But sometimes they can be an unpleasant reminder of not-so-good times, like a serious illness or a traumatic accident. Enter paramedical tattooing. This new treatment is gaining serious traction as a permanent way to deal with unwanted marks on the body, whether it’s a surgery scar or stretch marks. We chatted with Jody Stoski, paramedical tattoo artist and CEO and founder of Cinnamon Girl Clinic, to learn more about paramedical tattooing and how this procedure is changing appearances and lives.
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Above all, the scar needs to be completely healed. The longer the healing time the better, but at least one year and maybe longer if the area of concern is still red or pink. Quite often I will have clients contact me just a few months after surgery, but the scar is far from healed by that time and I will advise that they apply a healing cream daily and come back to me after the one-year mark.
“As paramedical tattoo artists, we can be an intimate part of our client’s physical and emotional healing process.”
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Interview courtesy of Jody Stoski
Image credit: Jam Media