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Scar camouflage is a cosmetic tattooing technique that uses pigments to blend scars into the surrounding skin: Procedure A medical or paramedical tattoo artist uses needles to implant pigments into the scar tissue that match the natural skin tone. The technique can use a variety of methods, such as dot-tattooing or flat seams. Benefits Scar camouflage can improve the appearance of scars and stretch marks from a variety of causes, including surgery, injuries, burns, and skin conditions. Results Scar camouflage can create a smoother, more uniform appearance. However, it doesn't provide complete coverage because scars are often raised and can cast shadows.
Stretch mark camouflage is a cosmetic procedure that uses a tattoo needle to introduce pigment into the skin to make stretch marks less visible: Procedure PMU artist consults with you to select a pigment color that matches your skin tone and the pigment is deposited into the stretch marks. Results The stretch marks will become red and raised, but this is normal. You can expect to see a 30–60% improvement after one session, and 2–4 sessions are recommended for best results. Healing The area will feel sore and tender, and look red and swollen after the treatment. You should keep the area dry for 12 hours and avoid sun exposure for 14 days. Duration The results typically last 3–5 years, depending on your skin type and aftercare Other considerations People of color may need more touch-up sessions because their skin tone can overlay the ink. If you tan, your stretch marks will remain the same color as your natural skin-toned ink tattoo. There is also an inkless method of stretch mark camouflage called Inkless Stretch Mark Revision (ISR). ISR uses a healing serum and vitamins instead of artificial pigments
