Medical Art Make 'Breast Art Make®' Training for Healthcare Professionals to Restore Areola and Nipples Lost to Breast Cancer Treatment to be Held on June 11, 2026
MT Cosmetics, a developer of professional beauty brands, announces its support and hosting of a training session for medical professionals focused on areola and nipple reconstruction techniques.
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MT Cosmetics Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Rie Itabashi), the company behind the professional skincare brand MT Metatron, is actively supporting the promotion of "Breast Art Make®," a medical tattooing technique used to reconstruct the areola and nipple lost during breast cancer surgery. The company will host a dedicated training session at its studio on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
This training session is organized by Yoshiko Iwamoto, representative of the general incorporated association "Re." and a specialist in breast art make nursing. Rie Itabashi, President of MT Cosmetics, who has personally experienced a mastectomy of the right breast due to cancer, resonates with Ms. Iwamoto's mission and is providing the venue and support for this initiative. The training is specifically designed for physicians and nurses.
■ Reconstructing the Heart through Breast Reconstruction
Deciding on a mastectomy during breast cancer treatment is a life-altering choice that results in the loss of breast volume as well as the areola and nipple. While surgical procedures can reconstruct the breast's shape, the natural color and appearance of the areola and nipple are often lost. Many patients find it difficult to look at their reflection or avoid public baths and gyms due to self-consciousness. Restoring these features is not just about physical appearance; it is a vital step in psychological recovery, helping patients regain confidence and their smiles.
■ What is Breast Art Make®?
This specialized medical tattooing technique reconstructs the areola and nipple lost to disease or surgery. Using dedicated needles and pigments, practitioners can recreate natural-looking features. Patient feedback indicates that this "final touch" in reconstruction significantly improves Quality of Life (QOL), allowing them to return to daily activities like visiting hot springs or sports gyms without anxiety.
■ Training Program Details
Date: Thursday, June 11, 2026
Morning Session (Design): 10:30 AM – Realistic Nipple Design
Afternoon Session (Seminar): 1:30 PM – Appearance Care and Activity Reports
Location: MT Studio
Lecturers: Mayumi Yagihashi (Nurse/Instructor) and Noriko Kadokura (Certified Nurse in Cancer Chemotherapy Nursing)
Target Audience: Doctors and Nurses
■ About Yoshiko Iwamoto
As a Breast Art Make Nurse, Yoshiko Iwamoto aims to make this reconstruction option accessible to all who need it. She has established art make clinics in multiple hospitals, treating approximately 150 patients annually. Her work focuses on creating an environment where patients can receive safe, high-quality care to restore both their appearance and peace of mind.
This training session is organized by Yoshiko Iwamoto, representative of the general incorporated association "Re." and a specialist in breast art make nursing. Rie Itabashi, President of MT Cosmetics, who has personally experienced a mastectomy of the right breast due to cancer, resonates with Ms. Iwamoto's mission and is providing the venue and support for this initiative. The training is specifically designed for physicians and nurses.
■ Reconstructing the Heart through Breast Reconstruction
Deciding on a mastectomy during breast cancer treatment is a life-altering choice that results in the loss of breast volume as well as the areola and nipple. While surgical procedures can reconstruct the breast's shape, the natural color and appearance of the areola and nipple are often lost. Many patients find it difficult to look at their reflection or avoid public baths and gyms due to self-consciousness. Restoring these features is not just about physical appearance; it is a vital step in psychological recovery, helping patients regain confidence and their smiles.
■ What is Breast Art Make®?
This specialized medical tattooing technique reconstructs the areola and nipple lost to disease or surgery. Using dedicated needles and pigments, practitioners can recreate natural-looking features. Patient feedback indicates that this "final touch" in reconstruction significantly improves Quality of Life (QOL), allowing them to return to daily activities like visiting hot springs or sports gyms without anxiety.
■ Training Program Details
Date: Thursday, June 11, 2026
Morning Session (Design): 10:30 AM – Realistic Nipple Design
Afternoon Session (Seminar): 1:30 PM – Appearance Care and Activity Reports
Location: MT Studio
Lecturers: Mayumi Yagihashi (Nurse/Instructor) and Noriko Kadokura (Certified Nurse in Cancer Chemotherapy Nursing)
Target Audience: Doctors and Nurses
■ About Yoshiko Iwamoto
As a Breast Art Make Nurse, Yoshiko Iwamoto aims to make this reconstruction option accessible to all who need it. She has established art make clinics in multiple hospitals, treating approximately 150 patients annually. Her work focuses on creating an environment where patients can receive safe, high-quality care to restore both their appearance and peace of mind.
FAQ
Who is eligible to participate in the Breast Art Make® training?
The training session is specifically designed for medical professionals, specifically doctors and nurses.
What is the primary goal of Breast Art Make®?
It aims to reconstruct the visual appearance of the areola and nipple using medical tattooing techniques, assisting in the psychological recovery and QOL improvement of breast cancer survivors.
Where will the training be held?
The event will take place at the MT Studio, supported by MT Cosmetics Co., Ltd.