
At Cosmedic Ink, I believe beauty goes far beyond appearance. It is about confidence, comfort, and feeling at home in your own skin.
I moved to Canada from Seattle, Washington in 2012. Shortly after settling in Winnipeg, Manitoba, I established Advanced Permanent Cosmetics, and in 2016 I rebranded to Cosmedic Ink to reflect my specialization in cosmetic and medical tattooing. I have practiced the art of micropigmentation, or permanent makeup tattooing, since 2005.
I bring a balance of artistry, precision, and compassion to every service. Alongside a team of plastic surgeons and nurses, I have helped thousands of breast cancer survivors regain their confidence through reconstruction, tattooing three dimensional areola and nipple restoration onto reconstructed breasts. It is work that sits at the heart of what Cosmedic Ink stands for: thoughtful, restorative care that supports people through change.
I have been blessed with the opportunity of tattooing thousands of beautiful humans from all walks of life. In my 30+ years as a Hair and Makeup Professional and 19 years as a Cosmetic and Medical Tattoo Artist, I have developed a passion to help people feel comfortable in their own skin. From tattooing lips, eyebrows, eyeliner, areolas, and camouflaging of scars, stretchmarks, and other skin irregularities, I have acquired a keen sense of attention to detail and strive for perfection to make each client feel great about the service experience I provide and to feel beautiful inside and out.
Today Cosmedic Ink specializes in 3D areola and nipple restoration, scar camouflage, cosmetic tattooing, and body art tattooing, along with advanced skin services designed to rejuvenate, contour, and refresh. I approach every treatment with care, respect, and attention to detail, because no two stories, bodies, or goals are ever the same.
Whether you are here to heal, enhance, or simply feel more like yourself again, I am here to guide you every step of the way, combining experience, intention, and artistry to deliver results that feel as meaningful as they look.
All things with love,
Keri
