Existing pigment is read before any correction decision.
— BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
— Your current experience, whether you’re a complete beginner, a brow technician or a cosmetic tattoo artist.
— Which laser safety and regulatory obligations may apply to you where you plan to work.
— What licensing and insurance you would need before working with clients.
— Whether another course, such as our Comprehensive Cosmetic Tattoo Course, should come first.
— Fees, dates and course length. We go through these with you when you enquire.
— IMPORTANT NOTICE
Laser work is not the same as cosmetic tattooing with a machine or hand tool. Relevant safety and regulatory obligations may apply to laser-related treatments, and they can depend on where you work and what you do.
You are responsible for finding out which laws, licensing, insurance and professional requirements apply to you, and for meeting them, before you offer any laser-related treatment. Completing this course does not give you automatic permission to perform laser treatments.
— ASSESS
A common misconception is that cosmetic tattooing is mostly about operating a machine. Correction and removal show why that isn’t true. Before you choose any approach, you need to understand the pigment, the colour and the skin it sits in.
— WHAT THE TRAINING DRAWS ON
Olha Po’s professional experience covers cosmetic tattoo correction and removal, together with pigment selection, colour theory and skin assessment. That background shapes how this course is taught. You build judgement first, then work on technique.
Training is hands-on and face to face in Melbourne, in small groups, so you get individual guidance and practical feedback. We don’t offer online-only practical training as a replacement for supervised hands-on instruction.
Read more about our training approach, or see why cosmetic tattooing is more than the machine.
— WHO TEACHES
FOUNDER, CERTIFIED COSMETIC TATTOO ARTIST AND PROFESSIONAL COSMETIC TATTOO TRAINER
Olha has worked professionally in cosmetic tattooing since 2016 and is our founder and principal trainer. She completed professional cosmetic tattoo training in Europe and Australia, and her Face Figurati professional profile describes her as a certified and licensed cosmetic tattoo artist. The Face Figurati website references the Whitehorse Excellence in Business Awards 2024–2025.
Olha teaches from a cosmetic tattoo perspective, not a medical one. Read more about Olha and Cosmetic Tattoo Courses.
— LIMITATIONS
— WHAT THIS COURSE IS NOT
It isn’t a university degree or a nationally recognised qualification. Your completion certificate doesn’t give you a professional licence. Completing the course doesn’t guarantee employment, income or automatic permission to perform treatments.
— WHAT STAYS WITH YOU
You remain responsible for complying with the laws, licensing, insurance and professional requirements that apply to you, including any laser safety and regulatory obligations. The full details are in Course Limitations and Student Responsibilities.
— RELATED READING
COURSE 01 — Comprehensive Cosmetic Tattoo Course
COURSE 05 — Microblading Course
COURSE 06 — Fine Line Tattoo Course
Not sure whether laser training suits your experience level? Tell us where you’re starting from, and we’ll talk you through suitable options, fees and available dates.
