Great question! The main difference is that scar camouflage aims to make the scar blend with your natural skin color. We select a unique pigment that closely matches your skin tone, making the result almost unnoticeable. Unlike decorative tattooing, the goal here is not to attract attention but rather to minimize it.

I understand your concern! We only work with professional, hypoallergenic pigments specially designed for sensitive skin. Additionally, we conduct a patch test on a small area beforehand to ensure the process will be comfortable for you.

Scar camouflage usually lasts several years, typically between 2 to 3 years, depending on your skin type and aftercare. The pigment gradually fades, allowing the scar and camouflage to change naturally with your skin. If needed, you can refresh the result every couple of years.

Our main advantage is the high skill and experience of our specialists, who are experts in pigment selection and camouflage technique. We tailor a unique shade for each client to perfectly match the color and texture of their skin. Plus, we use high-quality pigments that are tested for durability and safety.

You’ll see results right after the procedure, but full color stabilization takes about 3-4 weeks. During this time, the pigment lightens a bit and looks more natural. We provide follow-up consultations after healing to ensure you’re completely satisfied.

We consider how your skin looks when tanned and select a pigment that accounts for your natural tone under a tan. Of course, with a deep tan, there may be a slight difference. Additionally, camouflage uses a soft blending technique, so it adapts to skin changes. However, scars do not tan, as they have a different skin structure, so you’ll need to use sunscreen.

The procedure usually takes between 1.5 and 3 hours, depending on the size and complexity of the scar. This time allows us to work on every detail to achieve the most natural result.

We can work on any skin area except mucous membranes and the inner parts of the lips. Camouflage is great for both body and facial areas, but there are nuances for thin or delicate skin. During the consultation, we always discuss any options and limitations, if any.

Your concerns are entirely understandable. Camouflage is safe and designed specifically for healed post-surgery skin. We usually ask that the scar be at least a year old to ensure all tissues have fully recovered. The pigment is soft and doesn’t affect deep skin layers, so the process will be comfortable.

We aim to make the scar as inconspicuous as possible, and in many cases, it becomes nearly invisible. However, the result depends on the skin condition and the scar’s specifics. Camouflage is an art of “masking,” and while the outcome is impressive, upon very close inspection, slight texture may be visible. But it’s almost unnoticeable in daily life.