Dr. PMU

11/27/2023

11/27/2023

10/30/2023

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04/28/2023

Thank you for your understanding

01/29/2023

My next class I’m guest speaking at 04/08/23 - 4/11/23 in Kansas City Missouri :)

01/21/2023

SOLD OUT!! Can’t wait to talk to the future PMU Apprentice Mentors!

01/08/2023

I love celebrating!! THANK YOU 1K SUPPORTERS!!!!!

01/08/2023

This I had to share! I am more than proud to be involved in the industry in any way with my better half, and even more excited that people want to know what took me 12+ years to learn and still love learning something new every day! I have the honor of sharing the 2023 Kansas City, MO Training in PMU, Ar**la Restoration Tattooing (A.R.T.), Body Art, Business and MUCH MORE… I’m one of the much more in fact and a few other surprises you don’t want to miss!

From ’s Spot On Beauty recent post…

The MAJORITY of my advanced students, and students who teach others, have questions that stem from an inadequate training course, inadequate apprenticeship, NOT having one, or thinking they can do it without any guidance at all. After 11 years of professional tattoo experience, opening 3 tattoo shops, awesome students/apprentices, and my mentors. I can tell you this industry is suffering from a lack of education and mentoring needed for amazing artists to succeed in business. As .art likes to say… “we are all stronger together.” that's why I joined her team. Also, my better half, A***n Culp, MD will dive into the importance of the A.M.I.T. (Application of Medicine in Tattooing) and what tattooers need to learn before tattooing a human! Let’s just say he is the the mentor you never knew you needed, as well as ongoing support from us all.
I’m confident that I am the best one to help you craft the future of your tattooing dream and show you how it all can work. If you are a beginner or leader in the industry, then I am THE trainer and mentor for you to learn from. Don't hesitate… sign up NOW! still not convinced? well, here's what I dive into; subjects such as proper protocols for the quality of your business, the safety of when you can push yourself to do more, and most importantly, how to be a results-focused tattooist, organization management, expectations of clients, roles and duties of the apprentice, up to date curriculum, color and skin theory and much more.

Would you be interested finding out more? Please
e-mail me at info@spotonhealthandbeauty.com

01/08/2023

If you have Instagram check me out!! I would love to be able to post this. I believe in celebrating awesome things like supporters! Thank you to almost 1k, if you have IG feel free to follow me for the A.M.I.T.!!

01/07/2023

I hope this helps out so many! Please message me for more information! Email: info@spotonhealthandbeauty.com

01/07/2023

Thank you so so much!!! When someone asks questions I get excited! Any questions for me? Please write below or email info@spotonhealthandbeauty.com

01/07/2023

YOU ASKED I'M READY TO DELIVER:

Medications/Supplements that may be problematic for tattooing

I have had many requests for an “all-inclusive list” of medications that may be problematic for tattooing. This is a difficult task due to the never-ending number of medications on the market today (and medications from the past). Also, medications have multiple names, including generics and trade names. Multiple brands have different names for the same medicine. So I can do my best to start a short list of the common ones you may see, but this won’t encompass ALL of the possible names for these medications. So you may still have to do your due diligence and look up some of your client’s medications online to find out what they are. There are older medications, too, that old-school doctors still prescribe that we “recently-trained” doctors would never even consider (due to possible adverse effects or newer, more effective alternatives)! So here we go:

1) Blood Thinners/Anti-platelet medications-
*Warfarin, Eliquis, Xarelto, Dabigatran, Pradaxa, Effient, Lovenox, Plavix, Brilinta, Aspirin
*Check out my posts on blood thinners for more info

2) Some antibiotics -
*Tetracyclines, Sulfa drugs

3) Accutane and similar acne medications- must be off for at least 6 months, but being off for 1 year would be ideal!

4) Biologic medications - will drastically lower the effectiveness of the immune system. Too many to list
*Humira, Enbrel, Remicade, Cimzia, and Taltz (to name a few)

5) Any anti-rejection medications for organ transplant recipients. These lower immunity.
*steroids, biologics, etc.

6) Topical medications such as steroids, antibiotics, acne medications, etc.

7) All NSAIDs - can increase the chance of bleeding
*Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Toradol, Diclofenac, Aspirin, Mobic, Celebrex, etc.

8) Supplements that could potentially increase bleeding risk
*Turmeric, garlic, ginger, aloe, cranberry, feverfew, ginkgo, etc.

**Also note that fish oil supplements are safe, and do not need to be discontinued. See my post on fish oils for more info!

**Keep in mind that not all patients/clients are the same. Some may have underlying medical conditions that could make some medications problematic for you, as well. As I say I’m many of my posts, Medicine is never black or white, but many shades of gray!

HAVE MORE MEDICINES YOU'RE CONCERNED ABOUT?
DID I MISS SOME THAT YOU THINK SHOULD BE ON HERE?
ASK ME...

"There is no beauty without health"- A***n Culp, MD

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