Scar camouflage is recognized as a branch of permanent cosmetics, typically referred to as medical or paramedical tattooing. This meticulous art involves the applying specially formulated pigments to seamlessly blend with the surrounding skin. This artistry helps minimize the visibility of scars from surgeries, injuries, burns, and other skin irregularities, restoring a natural look and promoting renewed confidence. By harmonizing skin tones, this technique not only enhances appearance but also supports the emotional healing journey for those seeking to move beyond their scars.

Camouflage tattoos are beneficial for a wide range of skin types, regardless of whether you have lighter or darker skin tones. You’re likely a candidate no matter where you fall in the Fitzpatrick scale.

We can only match natural skin tone for the most natural results.

Just like a conventional tattoo, corrective cosmetic tattooing caries certain risks. Choosing a well-qualified provider will minimize your chances of complications. Potential risks include:

◦ Infection

◦ Allergic reaction

◦ Granulomas

◦ Poor color match

◦ Fading

◦ Discoloration

Sticking to the recommended after-care regimen is also important, as your tattoo is essentially an open, healing wound.

Everyone’s scars are different. I first need to confirm you are a candidate with a couple of photos, and then I can provide a quote.

Technically, this is a tattoo, so it is permanent, but all tattoos do change, alter, or fade over time due to aging, sun exposure, and health. So you may or may not need a touch up in 3 to 5 years.

You may only need one session, but on average it takes 2 - 3 sessions for full coverage.

No, because we don’t want to create a barrier from the ink or serum getting into the scar tissue.

Everyone’s pain tolerance is different. We have some clients who sleep, and others who are more sensitive. On average, clients say it falls around a 4-5 on 0-10 pain scale.

After the procedure, the area will appear red and irritated. This is perfectly normal. As the redness subsides, you’ll begin to see the color of the ink becoming more prominent, and with time, your scars will gradually improve in appearance.

The complete healing process can take anywhere from 60 to 90+ days, and it’s essential to remember that every person’s healing journey is unique