Stacie Becker to Speak at World Congress on Tattoo and Pigment Research
We are excited to announce that Stacie Becker, a distinguished licensed tattoo artist and a vital member of the Board of Directors at the Alliance of Medical Tattooing (AMT), will be speaking at the upcoming 7th World Congress on Tattoo and Pigment Research (WCTP), scheduled for May 7th–9th, 2025, in Rome, Italy. (wctp-research.org)
About the World Congress on Tattoo and Pigment Research (WCTP)
The WCTP is a biennial congress organized by the European Society of Tattoo and Pigment Research (ESTP). It brings together an interdisciplinary audience, including researchers, medical professionals, tattoo artists, permanent makeup artists, industry representatives, and authorities. The congress serves as a platform for the exchange of knowledge and experiences in the field of tattoo and pigment research, focusing on the latest developments and progress.
This event offers a unique opportunity for professionals across the tattoo industry to share groundbreaking insights and discuss innovations in the field of tattooing, pigments, and their health impact.
About Stacie Becker:
Stacie has been a professional tattoo artist since 2007, specializing in medical tattooing since 2018. She is currently pursuing her MFA in Emerging Media - Studio Arts at the University of Central Florida, where she collaborates with Dr. Jeffrey Cassisi and Miranda Proctor in the UCF Health Psychology Lab, focusing on research in the medical tattoo arena.
Stacie Becker's Contribution
Stacie’s presentation, titled "Psychological Aspects of Tattooing," will delve into the profound impact that medical tattooing can have on mental health and well-being. As a recognized expert in the field, Stacie’s insights into the therapeutic potential of tattoos, particularly in the context of gender-affirming, corrective, and restorative tattooing, are invaluable. Her work helps demonstrate how medical tattooing not only restores physical appearance but also contributes significantly to emotional and psychological healing.
Stacie’s Role at AMT
As a member of the Board of Directors of the Alliance of Medical Tattooing (AMT), Stacie plays a critical role in supporting AMT’s mission to promote the highest standards in medical tattooing. Her leadership and expertise are integral to advancing AMT's vision of providing accessible, professional, and ethical tattooing services to those in need of medical and restorative tattoos.
Stacie’s ongoing work in both the artistic and psychological aspects of tattooing reflects AMT’s commitment to improving the quality of life for cancer survivors, patients recovering from surgery, and individuals in need of restorative care. She continues to be a driving force in shaping the future of medical tattooing, combining her professional skills with a deep understanding of its emotional and therapeutic impact.
Registration Information
For those interested in attending, registration is now open. The World Congress offers a valuable opportunity to engage with leading experts, gain insights into the latest research, and network with professionals across the tattoo and pigment research community.
We congratulate Stacie on this significant opportunity to share her knowledge and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about medical tattooing’s impact on health and healing. We look forward to seeing how her work continues to inspire others in the industry.