RECONSTRUCTIVE MICROPIGMENTIST COURSE – MODULE 1

What it is: un an advanced training course to learn micropigmentation techniques in the medical field

To whom it is addressed: Beauticians, Doctors, Nurses and those who have a health and hygiene license by their Regione (administrative division).

How long it lasts: 5 modules of 2 days each + 1 day for the examination to access apprenticeship + 3 training sessions on patient (each session lasts 2 days) + 1 day for the delivery of certificates.

What you will learn: partial and total creation and reconstruction techniques of the mammary areola (theory / practice on synthetic fabric, theory/practice on patient).

Surgery, Breast diseases, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Hygiene and Operating Field, Dermatology, Psychology, Micropigmentation.

PROGRAMME

Duration: 2 days

Day 1

Morning
Lecturers: Professor Pierluigi Santi – Professor Ilaria Baldelli, UniGe

• Primary and secondary prevention of skin cancers

• Suture techniques

• Scar results in Plastic Surgery

Afternoon

Lecturer: Professor Aurora Parodi, UniGe

• Anatomy and physiology of the skin

• Cutaneous pathology (inflammatory pathology, alteration of pigmentation, neoplastic pathology)

• Stages of scarring and its alterations (keloids, scars, hypertrophy).

• Contraindications to treatment with dermopigmentation.

• Allergology

• Alopecia

Day 2

Morning
Lecturer: Professor Federica Murelli, UniGe

• Primary and secondary prevention of breast pathology

• Anatomy and physiology of the mammary region

• Benign and malignant mammary pathology

• Oncological breast surgery

Lecturer: Professor laria Baldelli, UniGe

• Scarring outcomes of pathologies pertaining to plastic and reconstructive surgery (Cleft lip, Burns)

• Measurements and programming of reconstructive micropigmentation treatment of the areola

• Breast reconstructive surgery (prostheses, flaps, nipple reconstruction, lipofilling).

Afternoon
Lecturer: Professor Alessia D’Alonso, IRCCS Genova

• Therapies and their application in the reconstructive treatment (timing and interactions with other medical and surgical therapies)

• Complications related to treatments (atrophies, dryness, telangiectasia, etc.)

• Contraindications to dermopigmentation.