Restorative tattooing
Areola & Nipple tattoo (2D + 3D)
Paramedical Areola and Nipple tattooing is the Restorative Art of creating the appearance of a 2D and 3D ultrarealistic areola and nipple micropigmentation on flat breast tissue after a surgery or mastectomy.
This specialized non-invasive form of tattooing will complete the breast reconstruction or enhance the area for cosmetic reasons with natural-looking results.
Areola and nipple tattoos are sought after for a variety of deeply personal and transformative reasons.
Areola and nipple tattoos offer a realistic, cost effective and non-surgical option to restore the appearance of the breast, helping to rebuild a sense of wholeness, normalcy, self-esteem and confidence for those who have undergone such life-changing procedures. Beyond improving the appearance of the breast, it is innately a beautiful way to improve the healing process. A final rewarding step in a long journey…
Additionally, many breast operations require one or more incisions at or around the edge of the areola which may produce scarring, the most common peri-areolar scars are from breast augmentation or reduction surgeries. A scar appearance can be softened, blended, or reduced by tattooing the areola scar using corrective pigment camouflage technique.
Some people are also born with or develop asymmetrical or discolored areolas or seek areola minimization or maximization. Areola tattoos can create a more balanced, symmetrical look or enhance and correct the natural color, providing a more harmonious and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Many cancer survivors and patients of certain medical or genetic conditions can thus benefit from this impressive and realistic corrective procedure, whether unilateral or bilateral depending on the cases, a permanent work of art that will restore their natural beauty.
Specialized pigments are used to create the desired colors and shades, matching the individual's skin tone and the natural areola and nipple color.
A consultation is important to assess the situation, discuss expectations and determine if a nipple and areola tattoo is the right option.
At the end of the procedure, you can already enjoy your tattoos, specific bandages will be applied for safe protection, and to ensure proper care and longevity, you will have to carefully follow the aftercare recommendations.
Reclaim your beauty!
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Scars and Stretch makes Camouflage
Choosing to get a camouflage tattoo is usually a step towards feeling more confident in someone’s appearance and boosting one’s self-esteem, whether for cosmetic reasons, or to move on emotionally from past experiences.
Scars and stretch marks camouflage techniques are transformative solutions to effectively minimize the appearance and visibility that scars and stretch marks have imposed on the skin, to restore a more natural-looking aspect of the skin, by not only smoothing them out but also using matching pigments to conceal them.
These innovative procedures are the safest and most effective options available.
They are non-invasive and cost-effective alternatives to laser procedures and are used to minimize the look and feel of the scars and conceal the stretch marks for a more even, blended skin tone. On a side note, laser treatments don’t restore the skin tone as tattoo camouflage does, the camouflage treatment can be an alternative or complementary to a laser treatment.
These treatments can be done on most skin types with long-lasting results and can be done proceeding by 2 different ways:
- Scar/stretch mark camouflage tattoo using ink to seamlessly blend it with the color of the undamaged skin tone, making the irregular area far less noticeable,
- Scar and stretch mark inkless serum treatment using a rotary tattoo machine to lightly needle the treated area to stimulate collagen production and then applying a specific powerful natural and safe stem cells serum cocktail used to help structure and re-organize the skin layers. The special stem cells serum activates collagen synthesis in the fibroblast cells, exert an anti-inflammatory effect, boost capillary blood supply, which minimizes keloid scarring, as well as hypertrophied scars, stretch marks and other skin defects.
Depending on your situation, almost all scars and stretch marks can effectively be treated with those methods, and sometimes combining them both for optimal results.
Common Types of Scar Camouflage Treatment
Whether you’re looking to fade surgical scars, injury marks, or burns, these types of treatments can address:
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Burn Scar Camouflage
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Surgical Scar Camouflage
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Acne Scar Camouflage
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Breast Scar Camouflage
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Areola Scar Camouflage
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Stretch Mark camouflage
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Facelift Scar Camouflage
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C-sections Scar Camouflage
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Self- inflicted Scar Camouflage
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Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) Scar Camouflage
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Hair Transplant Scar Camouflage
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Tattoo removal Scar Camouflage
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Skin discolorations Camouflage
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Hypo/hyperpigmentation Camouflage
Who is a Good Candidate for Scar Camouflage Tattooing?
Discover if you are a perfect candidate for scar camouflaging. Here are the traits of a good candidate:
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Not pregnant or breastfeeding clients
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No sun-tan: the pigment should match your original skin tone, so avoid tanning before consultation and treatment.
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Visible scars: Individuals with noticeable surgical scars, injuries, burns, or other skin imperfections.
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Fully healed scars: Scar tissues should have fully healed before treatment, usually 9-12 months, but up to 2 years depending on the depth of the wound. Consult with your surgeon to confirm whether the scar is fully healed and ready for treatment.
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Not affected by medical conditions: Certain medical conditions can affect the results so it is preferable to consult with your medical professional before considering getting a paramedical camouflage tattoo if you have any special skin condition.
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Realistic expectations: Those who understand the limitations and potential outcomes of the tattooing process, notably in case of extensive scarring due to burns or complex accidental scarring.
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Commitment to aftercare for long term effects: Willingness to follow aftercare instructions diligently for optimal healing and results.
Immediate results are noticeable, especially when pigments are applied, but as the skin heals and the pigment settles, the final appearance will typically require a few more sessions to obtain optimal results.
The effects of a camouflage tattoo last generally around five years. Touch-ups might be necessary then, similar to regular tattoos, depending on personal preferences.
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