The February 19–20, 2027 class gives you the two in-person hands-on days within the full Inkless Elite format. Read through the details below, then use a trainer call to talk through questions that are personal to your travel or training plan.
Your in-person course format
The dates on this page are the two hands-on days of Inkless Elite Certification™. The in-person format also includes one at-home theory day. Give yourself space to complete that learning and to arrive ready for the live-model work; the two calendar days are not a shortcut around the theory portion of the course.
Class size is capped at six students, with two trainers. That smaller format gives you room to follow the sequence, keep useful notes, ask a specific question, and connect the at-home material to the work in front of you. Your pace, questions, and next steps are your own, so come ready to stay present rather than trying to rush through every detail.
Build the foundation before hands-on learning
The at-home theory day covers skin anatomy, scar knowledge, and stretch mark science. You will also study the choices inside the inkless approach, including needle selection, depth control, pressure mapping, and pass technique. These topics give you language for what you observe and a place to organize questions before you begin live-model practice.
Use that preparation practically. Make a short list of terms or decisions you want clarified, keep your notes where you can revisit them, and notice which parts of the curriculum connect most closely to the service you hope to build. The goal is not to memorize one response for every client; it is to start understanding the questions behind each individual situation.
Connect theory to guided live-model work
During the two in-person days, you will move into hands-on learning with live models. The course is designed to help you connect theory with controlled passes, observation, tool handling, consultation thinking, and reflection while your trainers are available for guidance. Come prepared to watch closely, ask clear questions, and keep your attention on the process rather than comparing your work to a promise or a fixed outcome.
The curriculum also works through how to assess a scar-related concern, listen to client goals, and explain the process in plain language. You will practice setting realistic expectations and organizing a client journey that includes initial communication, consultation flow, service presentation, and appropriate follow-up. That client-facing structure matters as much as what happens during a single appointment.
Learn the business conversation too
Inkless Elite is not limited to technique. The approved curriculum includes marketing, SEO, social media, pricing, packages, service-menu structure, business setup, and referral outreach. These lessons give you material to adapt to your own voice, local market, and plan. They are a starting point for thoughtful decisions, not a substitute for your own research, operating choices, or local requirements.
You will also explore a surgeon-referral outreach framework and the practical steps behind introducing a service, preparing useful materials, and following up professionally. Take notes on the ideas that fit your situation, then turn them into a short, realistic action list after class. A clear next step can be more useful than trying to copy someone else’s business plan all at once.
What is included in the course
In-person students receive four certificates for stretch marks, scars, acne scars, and skin tightening. The in-person training is CPD-accredited and carries 28 CE credits. You also receive the professional kit valued at $1,500+, but no kit contents are itemized on this page. That is intentional: do not assume a particular product, tool, or supply from the stated kit value.
The course includes marketing training and an in-person post-class Zoom check-in with a model. Your ongoing connection is Olive N Sage Alumni: a private group with direct access to Chaz and Tricia for life. Use those resources as you continue learning, while recognizing that your practice, timing, and local path will develop through the work you do after class.
Turn the trip into a workable next step
A short plan makes the trip feel more manageable. Before leaving home, save the final address and schedule, confirm lodging and transportation, finish the at-home work, and write down the questions you want to ask. After the two hands-on days, give yourself time to organize notes and decide which course lesson you will revisit first. You do not need to have every business decision made before you arrive.
Certification is a first step, not a blanket authorization to work everywhere. After training, you will follow your own county and state rules for licensing. If you are changing careers or adding a service, use the time before enrollment to consider how the training fits your local requirements, client communication, and the practical way you want to build from here.
