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Alternate Practical Substitutions-hope to a billion

Boundaries! They are a trained state of the mind. If we choose to unfetter, then opportunities could seem boundless. Oppression is always externally infused. We are defined by the state of oppression we subject ourselves to. Confidence is an offshoot.

Schools that create gender-biased spaces (girls only or boys only) build reservations weaving patriarchal or matriarchal loom into our lives. This further trickles down into pursuits for freedom and rightful honor.

Our childhood is our establishment to life. It plays critical afterward our late twenties, since this is also mostly time to make decisions, assess and calculate risks.

Machiavellianism, narcissism, crime in general, crime against women, sexual dysfunctions, increasing divorce rates, fear of authority are a few derivatives shaped by this form of repression and lack of open social connection.

Good news is answers can be found in behavioral sciences but there is still a taboo attached to it. To fill the vacuum “Alternate Practical Substitutions” to behavioral sciences are on the rise. These provide practical, skill-based, application-oriented tools to enhance persona and to increase the quality of life.

To understand “Alternate Practical Substitutions” are honing life skills. One needs to understand the mind and skillset of a pick-up artist. This is easily identified in the infamous Charles Shobraj. He had his way through to a lady and a man. He was confident, he got what he wanted and he sold dreams. He was demented, but had he employed his skills right he could have run a nation and peddled hope to a billion.

Why would we urge you to lean towards “Alternate Practical Substitutions”? While it is not a front side treatment, it is also not considered a taboo . It empowers one to know ones’ self better, releasing unexploited potential, understanding the gender bias, navigating authority, encouraging work presence and efficiency, structuring negotiating power, enhancing customer relations, marketing and sales leadership, and such. The benefits break boundaries and barriers.

When the values are so elevating, why is it not used main-stream? The solution lies in opening yourself to the benefits, or simply ignoring the topic because it seems possibly offensive. Progress only come to an open and trained mind.

Some folks are born with that magnetic power, some try, some don’t even know how. But there’s the fourth kind, who (l)earn the skills and techniques to become more attractive.
Reach us and we could show you a different dimension of the way you look at life.

All you wanted to know about TATTOO removal

Visual imaginary translated into inking two layers of the skin, is indeed permanent.
Hence interpretation cannot be impetuous.

It’s not all fair if you choose to repair(pent), cosmetology is your only antidote

Dr. Vikram of Nova Cosmetic Surgery Centre will take us through the course of tattoo confiscation.

Glossary to Inking

1. Ink: Usage of metallic ink to organic makes the removal a tougher process. Organic ink could also fade off with time and is easier to drop.

2. Professional vs Amateur: Professionals are trained to handle the depth of the needle. An Amateurs inking would pose to be a problem during the removal process, since the depth the needle could have pierced deeper.

3. Colours: Single or monochromes hues are easy to erase.

4. Skin type: Lighter skin tones behave better to laser; removal is easier to darker skin tones

5. Tattoo Studios: An amateur artist or studio could attract air borne diseases.

Pain to re-Gain

1. Surgical
2. Grafting
3. Melanocyte transfer
4. LASER (Q switched ND-YAG LASER and PICO sure)
5. Fractional Co2 resurfacing LASER

The Process to Correction

a. Surgical removal: show almost instant results. This method is done by carving layers of skin to the fat tissue. This is done in the chest region. The procedure would leave a linear cut scar. This procedure is usually not advised. The costs vary between eight thousand to ten thousand rupees.

*the cost would vary again on the hospital, city you live at, the year and economic fluctuation.

b. Grafting: Skin is harvested from another part of the body, usually the inner area of the thigh or areas where the donor area scar is inconspicuous and grafted to the area of the tattoo (after removing the tattoo). This method would usually leave a dark patch in the area of the grafting. The costs would vary between fifteen to twenty thousand rupees.

*the cost would vary again on the hospital, city you live at, the year and economic fluctuation.

c. Melanocyte transfer: Is an alternative to grafting. The superficial skin in the area of inking is abraded and small skin graft is taken from behind the ear, through melanocytes. The cells giving colour to the skin is extracted from the skin and sprayed to the abraded area. The results are finer to grafting. This method would cost rupees twenty thousand a convening.

*the cost would vary again on the hospital, city you live at, the year and economic fluctuation

d. LASER: Is the most used method, requires a least of six conveying’s spreading over six months, yet depending on the scale, depth and colour used the tenure of treatment could range to twenty-four months. The Q Switched ND- YAG Laser widely is used. The PICO sureis the most advanced LASER now. PICO sure is more expensive than the Q Switched ND-YAG. The Q switched ND-YAG costs usually vary from two thousand to five thousand rupees a sitting.

*the cost would vary again on the hospital, city you live at, the year and economic fluctuation.

e. Fractional resurfacing Co2 LASER: Usually the last process. This method is to remove a ghost image (an outline of the inking that still is faintly visible), Even if it’s the final process the doctor could decide to do a resurfacing in-between depending on his scheme of deletion.

Know your Machines

Results are varied subject to the machinery used for the process.
Compromising on the cost of the apparatuses could mean poor quality output.

Apparatuses manufactured in the United States of America and France work cream, equated to the machines manufactured in China and Korea.

PICO sure is a fresh intervention to the cosmetology clinics in India. Owing to the muscle of the expenditure the machine is obtained at. Clinics tend to stick with Q-switched. The result of the PICO sure machine would be improved nevertheless would reflect on how burrowed your pocket can get.

Doctor Vs Posing Doctors

A doctor’s expertise plays an important role in the removal. The LASER settings and dosage is a major factor. An unsupervised machine or inexperienced person could burn the skin beyond revival.

Food of Thought

Dr. Vikram articulates, cosmetology is not only for the affluent, needless over-charging at several clinics make believe it is an affluent affair.

“The plans of the diligent one make for advantage, but everyone that is hasty heads for want. –(Proverbs)

TATTOOS: The Perception


Egyptian mummies to iced icemen have been excavated with ink needled into their body, the art goes a long time. Tattoos denoted ranks and demanded respect
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The piece of art could reinforce perception into negative stereotyping. Well, not all criminals have tattoos for identification. We don’t say tattooed people should receive preferential treatment or benefits. However, employers who provide flexibility and freedom to allow inked staff, provides higher hiring options, higher retention rates, and better public relations. The outcome would unfold into higher profits and margins.

Recent polls still show that being inked is one of the strongest factors effecting recruitment. People with tattoos reconsider jobs, if the corporate policies are too rigid. Recruitment takes a brunt finding qualified, experienced, skilled and employable talent if their policies are too rigid.

If corporate policies indicate covering up the ink that could symbolize a family member, memory or values that hold intrinsic meaning, it would hurt the strength of the company. If companies value the individuality and character of their employees, the employees in return value the character and culture of the company.

Let’s get real, people do not change their shopping habits even if the staff are inked.

Then why get INKED:

1. Self expression
2. Style statement
3. Spiritual believes
4. Cover up of surgical scar tissue, birth marks and pigmentation
5. Representing a name or memory

Protocols of a Professional Tattoo Artist:
1. The client should not be under the influence of intoxication
2. Unless an adult family member subscribes to the inking, the artist would not work with an individual under the age of 18. Also the tattoo would shift positions of the tattoo and also resize due to the changing body.
3. The clients are advised on the inks, length and colour to be used on them.
4. A check on allergies is done, usually a test pack is induced into the inner side of the arm and checked for reactions.
5. Names of other individuals are usually advised below the neck area and fore arms. Then it is user discretion.

So the long and short of it, tattoos are highly individualistic and the write up should help you decide your untrodden/trodden road into inking yourself.