Become a professional micropigmentation artist

The basics every micropigmentation specialist must master

Before working with skin, you must understand it. This level covers history, anatomy, biosafety, color, equipment, pigments, anesthesia, consultation, and professional photography. It is mandatory for all students and serves as the foundation upon which all specializations are built.

In-depth care for eyebrows, lips, and scalp

Once the fundamentals have been mastered, we delve deeper into each area of application: eyebrows (microblading, ombré, nano), lips (lip blush, ombré, full lips), and scalp (SMP for alopecia). Each technique is taught in progressive stages.

From theory to practice, with confidence

Progressive practice: start with synthetic skin, then move on to real models. Includes post-procedure protocols, touch-ups, corrections, and removal. This is where the difference between a good student and a good professional is forged.

What You Should NEVER Do, and How to Build Your Brand

Prohibited practices, real risks (infections, granulomas, keloids), myths to dispel, personal marketing, and legal and tax issues in Colombia (INVIMA, Habeas Data, DIAN).

Final theoretical and practical exam

Theory exam (bank of over 200 questions; a score of 80% is required to pass) and practical exam (portfolio of at least 10 projects evaluated using a rubric). Upon passing, students receive an official Skin & Pixel Lab certification.