Description

Medical Tattoo: Female Breast Anatomy: Glandular Tissue: Lobes and Lobules: The breast contains 15-20 lobes, each made up of smaller structures called lobules. Lobules are the milk-producing glands where milk is synthesized during lactation. Alveoli: Tiny sac-like structures within the lobules where milk is produced. Lactiferous Ducts: These ducts transport milk from the lobules to the nipple. Each lobe has a lactiferous duct that opens at the nipple. Nipple and Areola: Nipple: The central, protruding part of the breast through which milk is delivered to a breastfeeding infant. It contains multiple openings of the lactiferous ducts. Areola: The pigmented area surrounding the nipple, containing small glands called Montgomery's glands that secrete lubricating oils to protect the nipple during breastfeeding. Fatty Tissue: Fat tissue (adipose tissue) surrounds the glandular structures and gives the breast its size and shape. The amount of fatty tissue varies among individuals, contributing to differences in breast size. Connective Tissue: Cooper’s Ligaments: Bands of fibrous tissue that support the breast, maintaining its shape and position on the chest wall. Stroma: The fibrous connective tissue that surrounds and supports the lobules, ducts, and blood vessels. Blood Vessels: The breast is richly supplied with blood through arteries, particularly the internal thoracic artery and lateral thoracic artery. These vessels provide nutrients and oxygen to the breast tissue. Lymphatic System: The breast contains a network of lymphatic vessels that drain into the lymph nodes, particularly the axillary (underarm) lymph nodes. The lymphatic system is crucial for immune function and is often involved in the spread of breast cancer.

Safety: Absolutely! Our tattoos are safe and non-toxic for individuals of all ages. We use skin-friendly, FDA-certified cosmetic-grade inks. All our tattoos comply with safety standards for cosmetic and toy products set by the U.S., Canada, and the European Union.

Duration of Tattoo: Our temporary tattoos typically last between 3 to 5 days, depending on the size and placement of the tattoo. For optimal application, ensure your skin is dry and free from oil, lotion, and makeup. Choose a smooth, hair-free area that doesn't crease or stretch with movement. Once applied, our tattoos are waterproof and will remain intact even in the shower or pool.

Removal of Tattoos: You can easily remove our tattoos using common household items like eye makeup remover, soap, baby oil, or rubbing alcohol.

Applying: Applying our temporary tattoos is quick and simple; all you need is a wet tissue. Ensure your skin is clean, dry, and free from lotion, oils, and makeup. First, remove the clear protective top sheet. Then, press the tattoo firmly onto your skin with the design facing down. Hold a wet cloth against the back of the tattoo, pressing down to thoroughly wet the paper. After 30-45 seconds, carefully peel off the paper backing.