Essay on Professional Ethics Aspects of Cosmetic and Medical Tattoos
1FEMPO, Foundation for Aesthetic, Paramedical and Oncologic Micropigmentation, Las Condes, Chile.
Abstract:
The definition of the task in the medical aesthetics field and good practice requires social, professional, and institutional agreements. A few aspects that are expected to be present in the professional and commercial practice of aesthetic and oncological medical tattoos may define this path. To achieve this goal, we aim to make it essential that what has been stated above becomes a profession and thus our crusade becomes effective. While all technical aspects are not intended to be addressed, we will focus on those associated with good practice, those based on adequate ethics in the practice exercise.
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