Don’t cover
the marks.
Revise the story.

The three-day intensive is held in San Diego, California. Exact venue details and daily training times will be provided to confirmed students before the course.

The October 1–3 cohort is sold out. The November 12–14 cohort is currently open for enrollment, subject to remaining availability.

Standard tuition is $3,999. Early-bird tuition is $3,299 when paid in full within the advertised early-bird period—a saving of $700.

The training is beginner-friendly, and you do not need to already be a PMU artist. We begin with the essential fundamentals, including equipment orientation, machine handling, cartridge selection, skin assessment, sanitation, treatment planning and safe technique. You will learn the reasoning behind the protocol before progressing into hands-on application. No previous stretch-mark revision experience is required, but every student must follow the licensing, registration, insurance and health department requirements that apply where they intend to work.

The TRI/FORM™ method combines principles from both inkless revision and stretch-mark camouflage. It is not a single one-size-fits-all procedure. The approach is selected and adjusted individually according to the client’s skin type, stretch-mark stage, texture, tone, treatment history and desired outcome. You will learn how to assess each case and determine whether an inkless approach, camouflage approach or carefully planned combination is appropriate.

Yes. Students who complete the required training components will receive a TRI/FORM™ course certificate of completion. The certificate confirms completion of this professional training program; it does not replace a government-issued license, practitioner registration, health permit, insurance requirement or any other authorization required in your jurisdiction.

We will teach you how to prepare your service, structure your consultation, price treatment packages and begin booking clients as soon as possible. You may begin offering the service once you have completed the training and obtained every license, registration, bloodborne-pathogens certificate, insurance policy, facility approval or health department authorization required in your area. We will help you understand the compliance steps and where to find the correct information, but approval ultimately comes from your local regulatory authorities.

Yes. You will need access to a professional PMU or tattoo device suitable for the protocol. Detailed device, cartridge and setup instructions will be provided before training so you know what to bring or purchase.

Potentially. Many states and local authorities regulate services performed with PMU or tattoo devices. Requirements may include practitioner registration, bloodborne-pathogens training, insurance and an approved facility. Verify the city, county and state requirements that apply where you intend to work.

Review San Diego County requirements ↗

The suggested starting structure is a minimum three-session package priced from $1,200. Your final price should reflect your market, experience, treatment time, supplies and operating costs. Training does not guarantee bookings or income.

No responsible training should promise complete removal. The objective is visible revision—improving the appearance of texture, depth and overall contrast. Results vary according to the client, skin, marks, treatment plan and healing response.

You will receive payment confirmation, preparation guidance, an equipment checklist and the San Diego training details. You should begin reviewing your local licensing, insurance and body-art requirements as early as possible.