The event, hosted by P.ink, provided breast cancer survivors with free mastectomy tattoos and an opportunity to connect with other women with shared experiences.

An East Tennessee woman is helping breast cancer survivors reclaim their sense of self by offering tattoos after breast reconstruction surgeries, or breast removals. Lulu Padilla is a medical ...

A Seacoast nonprofit organization is helping breast cancer survivors feel whole again through cosmetic tattooing and scar covering.Each year, 264,000 women and 2,400 men in the United States are ...

Meet the tattoo artist from Northumberland who creates realistic nipples for women and men who have been through breast ...

For a long time, it was only women diagnosed with breast cancer who were told they needed to have either a single or double mastectomy, ... many women are getting post-mastectomy tattoos.

Technology exists to give breast cancer survivors 3-D tattoos that reconstruct the areola. This is one of several services provided by Shelby Rae Yadao of Vacaville business ShelbyRae.Ink, and with… ...

Tattoos are personal. They can tell a story of someone's life. For a special group of women, nothing could be truer.Kayla Slade and several other women who have fought and survived breast cancer ...

Today more American women than men have tattoos — 38 percent of women vs. 27 percent of men, ... “Anything that gets into the mother’s bloodstream gets into the breast milk,” she says.

She and 14 other women received tattoos through the P.Ink event. “I felt like everything you are told that makes you a woman, was taken from me. It's been a struggle,” Adkins said.

There are a handful of reasons why someone might find themselves seeking a restorative breast tattoo: they might have had a double mastectomy, gender-confirming top surgery, a reconstruction ...

The event, hosted by P.ink, provided breast cancer survivors with free mastectomy tattoos and an opportunity to connect with other women with shared experiences.