Transitions

Transitions Permanent Makeup Center will present a Skin Esthetics Clinic to examine procedures to improve compromised skin resulting from: Chemo/Radiation therapy, surgical and accidental scarring, acne scarring, stretch marks,  burns, and alopecia. Needling, camouflage and permanent makeup will be offered.

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Carmel, New York—

  We are welcoming all that have interests, questions or comments

§      We will discuss and demonstrate the various levels of approach including prevention, vitamin rich oils & creams, microdermabrasion, peels and permanent makeup.

§      Demonstrations of services are scheduled throughout the day. 

§      Qualify for free clinical services.

Scheduled on Saturday February 9, 2007, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm in Carmel, New York.

The clinic, sponsored by  Transitions Permanent Makeup Center, Inc., will be held at the Transitions PMC office located at 529 Route 52, Carmel, New York. Clinic participants need to  pre-register by calling Transitions PMC at (845) 225-0400. (Directions)

The micropigmentation technique for scar camouflage involves gently implanting pigment into the healed scar tissue to restore it to the normal color of the surrounding skin. matching the patients natural hair color or their preferred –makeup. Scars are best treated when the healed skin is white, usually when the injury is about a year old.  Additional clinic dates will be scheduled over the next six months as micropigmentation normally requires additional touch-ups after the initial treatment.

For chemotherapy patients, micropigmentation can ease the distress of chemotherapy by preserving the appearance of eyebrows and eyelashes without makeup. Chemotherapy patients can be treated either one month before chemo -drugs are administered, when their original facial hair is in place, so visible eyebrow and eyelash hair can be enhanced with micropigments. Alternatively, upon approval of their physician, micropigments can be applied in the midst of a course of chemotherapy during an off-week when no chemo drugs are administered. Advance approval of your physician is recommended for all attendees before enrolling in the clinic.

The Micropigmentation Clinic practitioners are specially trained and certified in the SofTap™ method. All procedures will be completed with disposable hand needles and specially formulated SofTap™ pigments containing only color, glycerin and distilled water. Practitioners may include Cindy Williamson, Laurie Ke, Donna Mercado, and. well-known micropigmentation expert Deborah Salazar. "D" is a licensed cosmetologist, educator and certified SofTap™ educator, will be supervising all procedures. Ms. Salazar has more than eight years of experience in micropigmentation and is a member in good standing  the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals. This professional organization set medical and aesthetic standards for micropigmentation and other medically necessary scar-camouflage and permanent makeup procedures.

Individuals with questions about the clinic or about micropigmentation can call Frank at Transitions during regular business hours, Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. The town of Carmel is easily reached by car, via the Saw Mill Parkway or other parkways leaving the New York City area, or by taking the MetroNorth train from New York City.  Clients accepted into the clinic should be aware that their health insurance plan may cover micropigmentation treatments as part of reconstructive procedures. For people interested in micropigmentation, but without full-reconstructive insurance coverage, please inquire with Frank Salazar at Transitions about eligibility for free services.

The professional organizations mentioned in this news release are available on the internet at  www.spcp.org and www.micropigmentation.org. SofTap™ is a registered trademark of the SofTap™ corporation, and can be reached at www.softaps.com.


 

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