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Tattoo Removal Training Course

52 Weeks

All levels

50 lessons

0 quizzes

1120 students

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Curriculum

13 Sections
50 Lessons
52 Weeks

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Introduction
Course orientation, study resources, historical context and a fair comparison of removal approaches.
7
Legal Responsibilities and Licensing
Research the current permissions, premises requirements and duties that apply to your service and location.
5
Health, Safety and Client Care
Plan accessible client care, infection prevention, protective equipment, vaccination and hand hygiene.
6
Consultation and Records
Support informed decisions with relevant health information, accurate photographs and secure business and safety records.
6
Setting Up the Work Area
Choose suitable equipment, furniture, cleaning products and barriers.
3
Skin, Tattoo Pigment and the Removal Process
Understand anatomy and the proposed method while recognising limits in depth estimates, injury targets and outcome claims.
3
Preparing Equipment and Supplies
Practise workstation layout, machine checks and contamination-controlled dispensing.
4
Preparing and Cleaning the Skin
Distinguish appropriate skin care from surface cleaning and avoid incompatible or irritating products.
2
- 8.1
  Preparing the Client Skin
  5 Minutes
- 8.2
  Cleaning During and After the Procedure
  5 Minutes
Epithelialisation and Healing
Understand surface repair, tissue recovery and the limits of appearance-based treatment decisions.
2
- 9.1
  Understanding Epithelialisation
  5 Minutes
- 9.2
  Healing Principles and Treatment Planning
  5 Minutes
Model Practice
Develop handling and planning skills in a controlled training setting before any work on a person.
2
- 10.1
  Choosing Practice Materials
  10 Minutes
- 10.2
  Model Practice: Planning and Control
  25 Minutes
Pain and Local Anaesthetics
Support comfort, recognise stop signals and understand medicine-specific limits.
2
- 11.1
  Pain, Comfort and Stop Signals
  30 Minutes
- 11.2
  Local Anaesthetics: Product Limits and Responsibilities
  10 Minutes
Procedure Review and Follow-Up
Critically review the demonstration, manage interruptions, plan follow-up and clean down safely.
5
Continuing Development and Solution Review
Review readiness, responsible marketing and the evidence needed for a self-prepared solution.
3

Gary Eagle

Founder and Proprietor of Skinart Training The Journey Begins... I embarked on my career in the body art industry under the tutelage of master tattoo artist, Dave Edwards. I was privileged to learn every facet of the craft from him. Establishing a 22-Store Franchise... The year 2000 marked the opening of our first store in Durban, South Africa. As our business grew, we set up unique stores, including an innovative tattoo parlor in an African hut, solidifying our standing as a national brand. The Necessity of Tattoo Training... By 2001, southern Africa's limited tattoo artist population prompted us to train young enthusiasts. This led to the creation of the world's first male and female Zulu and Xhosa tattoo artists. Our focus remained on producing high-quality tattoos and ensuring mastery of diverse styles. Refining our Curriculum... In 2003, we started training other artists, developing a 36-step process over three months. We later streamlined this to a 14-day period and finally to a 5-day program with the advent of practice skin training. Over the years, we have guided over 2000 students, many of whom are now award-winning artists in over 30 countries. We continue to foster talent in the body art industry.