areola nipple photos before and after micropigmentation, fade factor, too red and too dark is normal after each session

The photo-realistic areola and nipple fine art you see on this page is by artist and Areonip Architect, Cathi Locati. Keep in mind as you look at the artwork that this is the highest level of fine art skill and artistic talent required to create any style areola, nipple, breast, or decorative mastectomy cover you can dream of. If other areola practitioners don't have previous fine art training to this extent, keep looking. Cathi.ink corp. sets the standard for the very best areolas and nipples with the maximum amount of anatomical, photo-realism fine art training necessary to accomplish it, every time - just for you.

Sample: Survivor Caroline half-way through her first cathi.ink areola procedure session.

Meet breast cancer survivor Caroline who recently got her sexy back!

The photo of the bilateral set of areola's and nipples you see above and the three photos below are survivor Caroline... Note the photo above was taken half-way through the FIRST Areola session, clearly showing the Final Mile Ink Areonip Procedure.

Caroline (also photo above)...

After double mastectomy before MicroPigmentation

Immediately after the 1st of two Locati Areola Procedure sessions

One month later anticipated fade (areola left) DURING second session, half way through with Areola right finished.

The photo on the left above depicts Caroline's white chest after the Oncologists and the plastic surgeons were done, but before Areonip Architect Cathi Locati created her magic with Medical Pigmentation (middle photo, right photo).

Photo right is one month after the first session but is half-way through Caroline's SECOND Micropigmentation session. Note the slight fade with the left areola, one month after the first session and the noticeable difference in breast size between the two breasts before cathi.ink. Then notice in the center photo after cathi.ink how both breasts look nearly the same size - custom-fit areola's and nipples gain symmetry! This is photorealism fine art illusion at its best.

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"Evolution of cathi.ink Areonip" (below) is a two page example of TOO DARK, TOO RED after each session. The Areonip MUST BE too dark and too red after each session to hold the illusion for the rest of your life!
Page 1 is the cancer removal breast, PHOTO left.
Page 2 is the LIVE existing non-cancer breast (unilateral) PHOTO right.
Final Mile Ink always tattoos both breasts during each session - no exceptions with unilateral patients.

While viewing these examples, ask yourself: can my surgeon or nurse who tells me they "do areola's" paint or draw beautiful areola's and nipple's on paper or canvas? Can the tattoo artist who tells me they "do areolas" paint and draw areola's on paper or canvas first, before they attempt to implant it onto your skin? If they cant, ask yourself this: Do I want the cheapest flat pink pepperoni areolas and nipples or do I want a professional Areonip Architect to create Michaelangelo looking, 3D areolas? Do I want the best? Remember when choosing any tattoo artist for your areola's (instead of cathi.ink), your experience will be in a public tattoo shop, put through the system as fast as possible (under an hour), your final results will look like flat pink coins and fade and disappear so fast you will have to have it done again and again. The choice is yours.

PHOTO GALLERY BELOW DEPICTS MICROPIGMENTATION BY AREONIP ARCHITECT CATHI LOCATI

#1. Debbie:

Unilateral (single) post mastectomy before MicroPigmentation

Immediately after 1st of two sessions. Illusion areola (photo right) was created by Areonip Architect then identical ink colors were added to the existing areola (photo left) - creating a matching pair.

These two photos side by side are before and after cathi.ink. They are of the same Peurto Rican woman survivor whose areola's and nipples are darker than caucasian women, but not as dark as African American or Asian women. This unique REPAIR case involved fixing what the surgeons created during trans-flap surgery (borrowing the skin and muscle from the back and wrapping it around to the front to attach to the breast). However, Carol's skin on her back was a different color than her chest, so when the skin was surgically altered and healed, it did not match and the nipple was missing as well as the lower areola. This case required not only a special mix of inks, expert knowledge of application, professional skill and extreme talent, but alot of trust between Cathi and Carol, working together, communicating - to achieve the beautiful final result to the right.

Carol from Peurto Rico thought no one could help her after all surgery to repair her post mastectomy breast had been exhausted. Working together with Cathi.ink, Carol was pleasantly shocked when she was done after three sessions. She still cant believe that someone could do such an amazing job in artistically creating an illusion areola and nipple - so convincing! Carol couldn't believe her own willingness and pride in posing after cathi.ink fixed a problem no one else could/would attempt. Carol says she feels sexy, happy and female again. Her husband loves it!

#2. Robyn:

(photo left areola): tattoo attempt by surgeon six weeks previous almost completely faded away, the wrong size and shape. Distorted breast and areola (photo right) requires special sizing and anatomy illusion during Locati Areola Procedure.

Immediately after 1st session - areola (photo right) required odd shaping to give the illusion from the front and sides that the areola is more 'centered' than it actually is. Both areola's now match with the same ink colors.

#3. Leonora:

Photo #1: Breasts appear uneven after 3 failed nipple surgeries. Middle photo: Cathi.ink correct positioning for the new areola, note photo #2: inside the large orange ring at 6:00 and directly below the small orange ring in the center, you will see the surgically failed, flattened nipple after three surgeries. Micropigmentation with the Final Mile Ink Areonip Procedure went right over the top of the flattened nipple causing it to disappear since it was in the wrong place and too low. Third photo: Immediately after first session with proper, straight alignment.

#4. Sheryl:

African American Unilateral post mastectomy before MicroPigmentation

Immediately after 1st of two sessions using specially blended ink colors to perfectly match the ethnic skin tone as well as intentional 'roundness' of illusion areola (photo right) accounting for gravity, anticipating heavy breasts to elongate the areola over time, the roundness will turn to oblong and match the oblong shape of the existing areola (photo left) which has had the same ink colors added to create a pair.

Example below of expert NIPPLE LIFT WITHOUT SURGERY
with permanent ink, tattoo machine and fine art training, talent...

#5. Billy:

Unilateral post mastectomy before MicroPigmentation. Example of surgeons attempt to make an areola by surgical cutting and scaring (areola photo left) which is too big and in the wrong place. Areola Architect's challenge: to fix/hide the scars and correct placement

Example of uneven matching between areolas with a unilateral patient who did want to have both areolas pigmented. She later had both pigmented - visually aware of the importance of creating a pair that match.

#6. Betti Jane:

Unilateral, 70 year old survivor post mastectomy before MicroPigmentation

#7. Margherite:

Unilateral post mastectomy with scar issue near illusion areola (photo right)

Immediately after 2nd session - both existing areola (photo right) and illusion areola (photo left) have been altered with permanent ink to match each other and solve an issue with existing areola (right)

Immediately after 1st of sessions with scar camouflage to minimize the scar near the illusion areola (photo right)

Example below of NIPPLE LIFT WITHOUT SURGERY with Tattoo machine and placed anatomically correct on the chest barrel (instead of haphazard surgical placement after failed surgical attempt nipple creation)...

You are NOT limited to the type or style of areola cases presented here in these individual cases - these are images of what other women have requested - what works for them. Whatever YOU want, whatever YOU need, Cathi will work with you to accomplish your vision.

If you want the very best areola artwork in the entire world, custom made specifically for you in a private and beautiful studio setting and if you want world renowned, award winning fine artwork perfection in the style of Michelangelo, (anatomically correct and photo-realistic; looks as real as a photograph) and organic ink that is permanently implanted onto your skin and stays for the rest of your life - then consider cathi.ink areola procedure.

#8. Margaret - black and white photo below taken by Joe Zulkowsky, see story found on www.thehairpin.com)

Unilateral post mastectomy five years after surgeon's attempt to tattoo areola (photo left) which has faded and no attempt to hide or camouflage the white surgical scars forming a white circle around the outside edge of the areola.

After cathi.ink Areonip Procedure showing photo-realism illusion (areola/nipple left) of protruding, erect nipple and soft, round areola (white surrounding scars have disappeared with careful scar camouflage by Cathi - pigmentation added over the top in permanent ink, they will not fade or disappear.

#10. Anat:

#11. Theresa:

Post double mastectomy before MicroPigmentation

Immediately after 2nd Locati Procedure session

All anticipated fading finished, complete heal and true color two months after 2nd session

#12. Lori:

Photo #1: Post double mastectomy before MicroPigmentation. Note horizontal scars outside of the areola perimeter. Photo #2: Immediately after 1st session with scar camouflage performed on horizontal scars outside of the areola. Photo #3: anticipated fade factor approx. 30% one month later but before the final session. Photo #4: Immediately after the 2nd Locati Areola Procedure session with the second pass of scar camouflage on outside scars.

#13. Patricia:

Photo #1 Asian Unilateral post mastectomy before MicroPigmentation. Photo #2 Immediately after 1st Locati Procedure (skin seemed resistant to ink absorption on illusion areola side (photo left) which proved true). The patient had to return for a third session and still the dark ink color would not hold as well as the existing areola side. Photo #3: unanticipated fade factor of over 75% one month later which is highly unusual, irregular. Photo #4 Immediately after 2nd session with use of much darker colors and heavier application of ink to no avail. Photo #5 unanticipated fade factor one month later approx. 50% which is still too much fade. Photo #6 Immediately after 3rd session with darkest ink combinations and heavy application. Some surgically altered skin is resistant inexplicably. Patient reports final colors faded more than we wanted due to the nature of the transplanted stomach skin to the breast.

#14. Angela:

Photo #1: Post mastectomy before MicroPigmentation. Photo #2 Immediately after 1st Cathi.ink Procedure. Photo #3: anticipated fade factor one month later but before 2nd session. Photo #4: Immediately after 2nd session.

You have a choice when deciding what type and quality areola and nipples you want - choose talent. Demand to see the results from any provider who claims they do areola work - ask for the photos! Do you like what you see?

#15. Mary Beth

Photo #1: post mastectomy before MicroPigmentation. Photo #2: Immediately after 1st Cathi.ink Areola Procedure. Photo #3: anticipated fade factor one month later