Paramedical tattooing is a specialised field that offers transformative aesthetic solutions for people who have been through significant experiences — such as surgeries or trauma — that have left scars and marks on their bodies. This advanced technique makes it possible to disguise and recreate the natural appearance of the skin, restoring the self-confidence and wellbeing of those who wish to feel whole again.
People born with cleft lip often carry visible marks and scars throughout their lives. Paramedical tattooing can disguise these imperfections — creating a more uniform and natural skin texture and tone. The procedure is performed with great delicacy, always respecting the individual characteristics of each face.
In addition to treating scars and marks on the body, paramedical tattooing is a technique recommended by plastic surgeons. This specialised approach can restore skin integrity after accidents, burns, or surgical interventions — offering a truly transformative solution.
Katia achieved remarkable international recognition — earning 4th Place in the prestigious Corrective Semi-Permanent Makeup category at the renowned International Beauty Industry (IBI) awards in New York.
At the prestigious Australian Beauty and Cosmetic Tattoo Awards (ABACTA), Katia’s expertise was recognised when she was selected as one of the Top 5 finalists in the Best Correction category. She also received nominations across multiple micropigmentation categories in both 2024 and 2022 at this highly regarded biennial competition.
Her consolidated international reputation earned Katia an invitation to serve as a guest judge at PMU Indonesia 2024 — one of the most important global micropigmentation competitions in the world. This invitation reflects the respect and trust that the international beauty community places in her work.
Katia is a recognised professional in Australia’s prestigious cosmetic and beauty industry — and a proud member of the Cosmetic & Beauty Association Australia (CBA), one of the country’s most respected industry bodies.
Katia is an active member of ABRAMIC — the Brazilian Association of Micropigmentation — demonstrating her ongoing commitment to the highest standards of quality, ethics, and technique in the field of cosmetic tattooing.
Katia is also a member of the Aesthetic Beauty Industry Council (ABIC) Australia — a leading reference institution in the Australian beauty industry — further reinforcing her dedication to excellence and safety in every procedure she performs.
The use of a healing and moisturising ointment — such as Bepanthen — is recommended until the skin is completely healed. This care helps promote the natural regeneration of the treated area, preventing irritation and accelerating the recovery process.
During this phase, the crusts that naturally form must not be forcibly removed. They will fall away spontaneously over time — revealing healthy, evenly pigmented skin underneath.
Daily hygiene of the surrounding area can be carried out normally, without any restrictions.