FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
Physician referrals welcome
For your patients.
Thoughtful care.
3D areola tattooing after breast surgery. A personal, non-surgical option for patients who are fully healed and medically cleared.
Cindy Muhic · Paramedical Tattoo Artist
Specialized training · Individual design · Physician clearance
UNDERSTANDING THE SERVICE
What the 3D effect means.
Color and shading recreate the visual appearance of a nipple and areola. The effect can suggest depth on flat skin or add color around a reconstructed nipple, but does not create a raised nipple.
This optional service can be explored after mastectomy, reconstruction or other breast surgery.
Color
Planned with your preferences in mind.
Shape & placement
Considered for your individual anatomy.
Expectations
Discussed before you decide.
Cindy discusses color, shape, placement and realistic expectations with each patient before treatment. This elective tattooing service complements, but does not replace, surgical or medical care.
The treating physician advises on medical suitability and timing. Fully healed surgical skin and a medical clearance letter are required before tattooing.
A simple referral process.
1. Connect
Call or email Cindy to discuss the referral process.
2. Clear for care
Confirm healed skin, timing and medical clearance.
3. Consult
Invite your patient to a private consultation with Cindy.
THE PROCESS
Healing comes first.
Surgical skin must be fully healed. A medical clearance letter from your treating physician is required before areola tattooing. Discuss treatment timing with your physician.
Connected to the community.
Cindy brings 7+ years in the beauty industry to her work as a licensed esthetician and paramedical tattoo artist. She completed specialized areola tattoo training and certification with Sherah Juarez of Ink Boutique Houston, including supervised hands-on work with a patient in a hospital setting.
30-minute consultation
Online or in person
Snellville, GA
Experience with a personal focus.
Cindy receives patient referrals from local physicians and stays active in the breast cancer community. She speaks at events, including Beyond the Ribbon gatherings, and participates in Paint Gwinnett Pink.
Her approach centers on listening, thoughtful planning and respect for each patient’s choices.