Nail Reconstruction Tattoo
(one nail)
$350
$100
Frequently Asked Qustions
Do you need a quote for your insurance company?
Do you need a quote for your insurance provider?
To obtain a quote, please book a consultation via our online booking system.
A formal document will be prepared by Dasha during your in-person consultation.
If you are unable to attend in person, Dasha will prepare the document during your scheduled online appointment and email it to you as a PDF.
Payment Options for Insurance-Covered Treatments Upfront Payment by Insurance An invoice will be issued for the scheduled treatment. Your insurance provider is expected to process payment in advance. If payment is not received by the appointment time, the session will be rescheduled.
Client Payment with Reimbursement You may pay for the treatment on the day of your session. An invoice will be provided so you can submit it to your insurance provider for reimbursement.
Can I Get a Consultation and Treatment on the Same Day?
Nail bed tattoo, what is it?
Scab-Free Healing Process
Dasha, with over a decade of experience in cosmetic and medical tattooing, has crafted a unique technique for applying cosmetic tattoos, resulting in a virtually scab-free healing process for most clients.
They describe the healing as very easy, requiring no specific maintenance and causing minimal discomfort.
Even for those with dry skin types, only very slight flaking might occur, and even that is usually not noticeable.
Nail reconstruction tattoo can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including
1. Nail bed avulsion: This is a surgical procedure in which the nail is removed from the nail bed.
2. Nail psoriasis: This is a chronic autoimmune disease that can cause the nails to become discolored, thickened, and malformed.
3. Nail trauma: This can damage the nail bed and cause the nail to fall off.
The procedure typically takes about 1-1.5 hours, and the results can last for several years.
Dasha will first numb the area around the nail bed. Then, she will use a needle to inject pigment into the nail bed. The number of sessions required will vary depending on the extent of the damage to the nail bed.
Here are some aftercare tips for nail tattoos
Keep it clean and dry. Gently wash once a day, then pat dry. Avoid soaking (baths, pools, hot tubs) until fully healed (about 10–14 days). Save the spa day for later.
No steam/heat. Avoid saunas and steam rooms for at least 4 weeks.
Reduce friction and pressure. Skip hikes, running, tight footwear/gloves for 1–2 weeks or while a scab is present.
Hands off. Do not pick or peel the scab or cuticles; let them shed naturally.
Products. Use only the aftercare product recommended at the clinic. Avoid alcohol, peroxide, and harsh antiseptics.
After healing. Protect with SPF and a light moisturiser; chemicals can speed fading.
Longevity: Tattoos on toes/fingers fade faster due to constant water, chemicals, and friction. Expect periodic touch-ups (about every 1-3 years), depending on lifestyle and skin.
Is a Nail Bed Tattoo painful?
Pain varies from person to person and by area. Factors include your personal pain tolerance and the skin thickness on the toe/finger.
A topical anaesthetic can be applied to reduce discomfort during the procedure.
If it’s safe for you, take paracetamol (e.g., Panadol) 30 minutes before your appointment to help with sensitivity.
Avoid aspirin or ibuprofen on the day, as they can increase bleeding.