Cosmetic Transformations

Kyla is committed to client safety and uses Biotic Phocea pigments which have undergone significant human trials confirmed by histologies and have a 10 year history of zero allergic response. 

Not using toxic pigments should be important to anyone in the tattoo industry but it holds special meaning for Kyla.  This is because her decision to specialize in micropigmentation was a result of her having lost her eyebrows after chemotherapy and then having the further misfortune of having pigments implanted into her skin which were later found to be hazardous by the FDA. 

This traumatic experience galvanized Kyla to extensively research the micropigmentation industry as well as the pigments used in these procedures.

“ Being committed to the management of client safety and not wanting anyone to go through the type
of experience I went through, I have avoided using pigment ingredients that are known for inducing skin
intolerance and photo sensitivity.  My chosen manufacturer of pigments, Biotic Phocea, has acquired
over a decade of experience in the field of permanent and semi-permanent pigments. ”

Unlike most pigments on the market, Biotic Phocea pigments have undergone controlled clinical development by a leading plastic surgeon and been certified to the international reference standard for medical device manufacturers, EN [ISO] 13485/2003.

In addition, each of the pigments is allocated a lot number which is carried through the complete manufacturing process, ensuring complete traceability and consistent quality.