#Wisconsin tattoo license application for microblading professional#

For questions or a pre-inspection, please call us at (608) 242-6515 or email Information on prospective tattoo and body piercing establishment requirements.Īll tattooists and body piercers must hold a Practitioner’s License, which you can get from the WI Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS).

According to the list, the average price of microblading is highest in New York City, and lowest in Jacksonville, Florida. In the chart below, you can find the results of PMUHub’s research into microblading prices in various cities across the USA.

Tattoo and body piercing licenses are issued after the application and fees have been processed, an inspector conducts a pre-inspection of the establishment, and the inspector approves the license. The average microblading price in the United States is 597, but it can vary from 250 to 2000.

Submit application and fee to the City Clerk's Office listed on the application.

Complete the Tattoo/Piercing Establishment License Application.Review the Body Art Agent & Non Agent List. Each license is issued by the Department of Safety and professional Services, and it expires by June 30th of each year. To relieve some of the financial burden on our licensed establishments due to COVID-19, we have reverted our license fees back to 2019 rates.Īll tattoo and body piercing establishment license fees in Madison and Dane County are handled by the City of Madison Clerk's Office. A License is required for a person who applies a tattoo to another person, and/or a person who performs body piercing. Reports may not reflect corrective actions the establishment made, or the current condition. These reports give you information on the conditions we saw at the time of inspection. You can read inspection reports for tattoo and body piercing facilities.

We are happy to consult with you before you sign a lease or apply for a license to make sure your establishment meets all health requirements.

All tattooists and body piercers must hold a practitioner’s license. We license and inspect all tattoo (includes permanent make-up) and body piercing facilities to make sure health and safety standards are met to prevent infection and disease.Īll tattoo and body piercing activities must occur in a licensed establishment.