
We are dedicated to empowering breast cancer survivors who have undergone reconstructive surgery following a mastectomy by offering complimentary 3-dimensional areola tattooing. Our aim is to help restore confidence and allow these survivors to feel feminine and whole again.
We understand that some women may be uninsured or can no longer receive reimbursement from their healthcare providers, which can create barriers to accessing areola tattooing. That’s where we come in.
Our goal is to provide this service to those who need it the most, ensuring that financial constraints or lack of resources do not prevent them from completing their breast reconstruction journey.
Sarah firmly believes in giving back to the community, especially at the grassroots level. Throughout her career in the permanent makeup industry, she has witnessed the transformative power of areola and nipple tattooing for breast cancer survivors.
The realistic look of the tattooing has helped them regain confidence and feel like themselves again after experiencing the emotional and physical impact of mastectomies.



Many survivors are apprehensive about undergoing further procedures or surgeries after mastectomies. They often describe the pain of seeing their breasts without areolas. However, the dimensional areola and nipple tattoos provided through The Day of Hope have proven to be a significant source of comfort.
The realistic appearance of the tattoos helps survivors find the confidence they lost, allowing them to embrace their femininity once more.
We understand the obstacles that mastectomy survivors may face on their journey to breast reconstruction. Whether it’s dealing with health insurance issues, financial restraints, or lack of resources, we are here to support them. Our mission is to make sure that every survivor has the opportunity to regain their confidence and feel whole again.
Thank you for visiting our website. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you or someone you know could benefit from our services. Together, we can make a difference and bring hope to breast cancer survivors.
Know Your Insurance Benefits
The Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act The Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act (WHCRA) contains important protections for women with breast cancer who choose to have breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. It was signed into law on October 21, 1998. The US Department of Labor and Health and Human Services has oversight of this law.
- WHCRA: Applies to group health plans for plan years starting on or after October 1, 1998.
- Applies to group health plans, health insurance companies, and HMOs, if the plans or coverage provide medical and surgical benefits for a mastectomy.