Paramedical Tattoo Training That Leaves You With Real Photos of You at Work

When you finish a paramedical tattoo course, the first thing surgeons, med spas, and clients want to know is simple: have you actually done this work?

That is why my training at the International Institute of Medical Tattoo Science and Artistry in St. Petersburg, Florida, is built around real clients. While you train with me, you work on live clients, and we take pictures of you in action. You leave with up to 10 to 15 photos of yourself at work, plus short videos, ready to use on your website and social media the day you get home.

Students travel to train with me from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, and all over Florida. One of the biggest reasons they tell me they chose this course is that they did not want to go home with only a certificate. They wanted proof that they have been in the treatment room.

Why Photos of You Working Matter

A certificate shows you completed a course. Photos and video of you tattooing real clients show you can do the work.

When a surgeon is deciding who to refer patients to, or a woman is looking for someone to restore her areolas after a mastectomy, they want to see you in action. A photo of you at work with a real client, gloves on, machine in hand, tells them you are not just starting from a book.

Most new artists spend months trying to build that first set of professional content. My students start building it during training itself.

You Work on Real Clients During Training

My studio, Imagine You New, is a working paramedical tattoo practice. Clients come to me every week for 3D areola restoration, scar camouflage, and more. When you train with me, you are part of that practice.

During the course, you work on live clients with me right beside you. The cases change with every class, and they can include:

3D areola restoration after mastectomy and breast reconstruction.

Areola recoloring after breast lifts and reductions.

Facelift scar camouflage.

Tummy tuck scar camouflage.

C-section scar camouflage.

Breast lift and breast augmentation scars.

Stretch mark camouflage.

White scars and dark scars that need color matching and blending.

In between clients, we work on method, color theory, and color mixing, so every case you touch builds on what you just learned. I have completed hundreds of documented cases, and I bring every one of those lessons into the room with you.

We Take the Photos So You Can Focus on the Client

When you are tattooing a real client, your hands and your attention need to be on the skin, not on your phone. So we take the pictures.

While you work, we capture you in action across your different cases, plus short video clips. You concentrate on your needle, your color, and your client, and you still leave with professional content of yourself doing the work.

How Students Use Their Training Photos and Video

On their website. An "about me" section or service page with real photos of you at work builds instant trust.

On Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Short clips of you tattooing get attention and give you weeks of posts while you build your own client base.

With surgeons and med spas. When you walk in to introduce yourself, you can show them you have already worked on tummy tucks, facelift scars, C-sections, and areola cases.

In consultations. A nervous client relaxes when she can see you have done this many times.

On your Google Business Profile. Photos of you at work help your profile look active and established.

Client privacy always comes first, and we follow consent practices for every client.

What the Course Covers

The course is a focused 3-day paramedical tattoo certification, and it covers all rounds of paramedical tattooing. Tuition is $7,500 and includes your full kit.

You learn skin science and how scars heal, how to assess a scar or a reconstructed breast, color theory and custom color mixing for every skin tone, needle technique, 3D areola design with highlights and shadows, scar and stretch mark camouflage, consultations, aftercare, and how to set up and run your practice.

Classes are one to two students at a time, so I am right beside you on every case.

Who Trains With Me

My students include plastic surgeons, nurses, physician assistants, medical field providers, PMU artists, and estheticians, along with people who are brand new and simply want to learn this work. Beginners are welcome. If you are willing to learn and care about your clients, you belong in this room.

Training for Florida Surgery Centers and Practices

For practices in Florida, I also come to you. If you run a surgery center, plastic surgery practice, or med spa and want paramedical tattooing inside your business, I can travel to your facility, train your team, work on clients with them, and help get you set up with licensing and products.

Traveling to St. Petersburg for Training

Many of my students come from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tallahassee. St. Petersburg is easy to reach by flying into Tampa International Airport or St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport, and plenty of students drive in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I get photos of myself working during paramedical tattoo training?

Yes. We take pictures of you in action while you tattoo live clients. You leave with up to 10 to 15 photos of yourself at work, plus short videos, for your website and social media.

Do students work on real clients during training?

Yes. Students work on live clients with Bianca beside them, on cases that can include 3D areola restoration, facelift scars, tummy tuck scars, C-section scars, and stretch marks.

How much does the paramedical tattoo training cost?

Tuition is $7,500 for the 3-day course, which covers all rounds of paramedical tattooing and includes a full kit.

Who can take the training?

Plastic surgeons, nurses, PAs, medical field providers, PMU artists, estheticians, beginners, and anyone who wants to learn paramedical tattooing.

Where is the training located?

The International Institute of Medical Tattoo Science and Artistry is in St. Petersburg, Florida. Students travel from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, and across Florida.

Do you offer training at my practice in Florida?

Yes. Bianca travels to Florida surgery centers, plastic surgery practices, and med spas to train staff, work on clients alongside the team, and help with licensing and products.

Start Training on Real Clients

If you are ready to learn paramedical tattooing on real clients and go home with real photos and video of yourself doing the work, I would love to have you in class.

About Bianca Cypser

I have been in skin care for over two decades, and I run Imagine You New, a working paramedical tattoo studio in St. Petersburg, Florida, where I treat clients every week for scar camouflage, 3D areola restoration, and stretch mark camouflage. Through the International Institute of Medical Tattoo Science and Artistry, I train plastic surgeons, nurses, PAs, artists, and anyone who wants to learn this work. Students come to me from all over the USA and from outside the country.

Bianca Cypser

International Institute of Medical Tattoo Science and Artistry

St. Petersburg, Florida

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