may not reinstate the registration of a person that has been
revoked for two years from the date of violation or revocation,
whichever is later. A person whose registration has been revoked
may apply for reinstatement, after a period of at least two
years, but must meet the registration requirements of this act,
including the examination requirement, if the person desires to
practice the art of tattooing, body piercing or corrective
cosmetics under this act after the revocation.
(e) Surrender of suspended or revoked registration.--The
department shall require a person whose registration has been
suspended or revoked to return the registration in the manner as
the department directs.
Section 12. Penalties.
A person who violates a provision of this act commits a
misdemeanor of the third degree and shall, upon conviction, be
sentenced to pay a fine of not more than $1,000 or to
imprisonment for not more than three months, or both.
Section 13. Injunctive relief.
A person may not practice or attempt to offer to practice
tattooing, body piercing or corrective cosmetics without having
at the time of so doing a valid, unexpired, unrevoked and
unsuspended registration issued under this act. The unlawful
practice of tattooing, body piercing or corrective cosmetics may
be enjoined by a court on petition of the department. It shall
be unnecessary to show that a person is individually injured by
the actions complained of in the proceeding. If it is found that
the respondent has engaged in the unlawful practice of tattooing
or body piercing, the court shall enjoin the respondent from so
practicing unless and until the respondent registers with the
department. The procedure in such cases shall be the same as in
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