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A natural way to minimize the appearance of scars. In Arch Angels NYC & NJ, we offer a Scar camouflage technique, which is a paramedical tattooing treatment that provides a non-invasive solution for individuals dealing with scars, regardless of the cause.
Brazilian camouflage tattooing, also known as scar camouflage, is a medical restorative tattooing method used to cover up scars, stretch marks, spots, and vitiligo. The main purpose of this procedure is to lessen the contrast between the tone of an undesired body mark and the tone of the individual’s healthy skin. Trying to make it as inconspicuous to the naked eye as possible.
The INK CAMOUFLAGE works similarly to the permanent makeup technique.
It is used mostly for:
Some of its characteristics are:
While the INKLESS CAMOUFLAGE method delivers special serums that boost collagen production, it is a micro-needling procedure that combines serums, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, peptides, and other additives.
It is used mostly for:
Some of its characteristics are:
Effective and life-changing tattoo scar camouflage treatments offer hope and renewed confidence for those seeking to minimize the visibility of scars. In Arch Angels NYC we offer Innovative treatments that provide tailored solutions that seamlessly blend with your skin or otherwise minimize the look and feel of the scar, helping you embrace a more harmonious appearance. These common types of scar camouflage treatments can help:
We use micropigmentation techniques to implant pigment or serum in the scar or stretch mark in order to help it visibly blend better with the surrounding skin color.
Feel more comfortable and confident in your own skin by diminishing the visibility of scars.
Many patients use micropigmentation and inkless scar camouflage procedures to disguise:
Scar camouflage works best for lighter or white scars that blend poorly with surrounding skin. Unfortunately, it’s not suitable for darker scars, raised or keloid scars, or scars on those with certain skin conditions. Fresh scars are also not recommended for this procedure. It’s important to wait at least 1 year after a scar forms before considering camouflage. Scars can change significantly during this time.
The following current conditions exclude you from being an eligible candidate:
Medical Conditions:
Skin Conditions:
Other Considerations:
Days 1-3: You may experience redness, swelling, tightness, and/or a burning sensation similar to sunburn.
Days 4-7: The treated area will likely become dry, flaky, and might develop a small amount of scabbing.
Expect some discomfort during scar camouflage treatment, ranging from a mild 2 to a more intense 6 on a pain scale depending on the treated area. While numbing agents are typically avoided because they can temporarily whiten the skin (blanching) and obscure the scar border, a topical anesthetic will be applied to help manage discomfort. This will also depend on your pain tolerance.
Scar camouflage tattooing isn’t suitable for lightening darker scar. In fact, attempting to tattoo over hyperpigmented areas can actually make them worse by causing increased hyperpigmentation.
