Jeni Watson RN, DipMicropigmentation

About me:
“My work as a Micropigmentation Specialist/Artist over the last 5 years has bought me into contact with many women and increasingly, men, from all walks of life affected by hair or pigment loss and scarring. There are several reasons why this may have happened but in many cases, it has been due to the condition alopecia or following  treatment for cancer.  My company, Dermaticians has offered discounts for health related treatments since it was founded in 2008.  In that time, I have tried to raise public awareness on the benefits of in particular, medical micropigmentation but there is so much more to do.

I am continually amazed at the positive comments I hear from clients after their micropigmentation (semi permanent make up).    These include “a lift to self esteem” and a “boost to self confidence”. It is a pleasure for me to carry out treatments that are minimally invasive and yet have such a significant impact. It is an honour that many of my clients are prepared to travel long distances  for my treatments including from abroad i.e. Poland,  Perth in Australia, Ireland and the Isle of Wight.

To give the best results, I choose to work only with techniques that give the most realistic and therefore natural results.  My sessions are unhurried, confidential and highly personalised – careful re-design and planning takes time.  Free 45 minute consultations and a cooling off period are offered to everyone prior to committing.

 I also personally support each client throughout and after the treatment process – by email or telephone.

If you would like to meet or speak with me,  please call the office on 0330 330 9305 or email me: info@dermaticians.co.uk

- Semi Permanent Makeup

- Corrections

- Eyebrow Tattoing Artist

- Areola (ANC) and Nipple Tattooing

- Medical Micropigmentation and Medical Needling for scar improvement

- Authorised Genuine Dermaroller Practitioner (skin improvement)

- Gynae-Oncology and Burns Nursing Experience

Jeni’s work featured in The Daily Telegraph (to read, please clink on the link below)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/8219346/Its-not-about-looking-fashionable.html

A MEMBER OF THE BRITISH SCHOOL OF DERMAGRAPHIC ART
REGISTERED WITH THE NURSING AND MIDWIFERY COUNCIL.