Paramedical skin camouflage
Specialised pigment is matched to surrounding skin to reduce visible contrast and help scars blend more naturally.
Scar camouflage Wellington CBD
Soften the appearance of healed scars with careful skin camouflage.
A consultation-led paramedical tattoo approach for scars that are lighter than surrounding skin and ready for restorative treatment.
Colour, placement and patience
Sasha assesses tone, texture and scar maturity before building colour gradually for a soft, realistic result.
Healed scars
Best suited to pale, flat, stable scars from surgery, injury or accidents where camouflage can improve visible contrast.
Who may benefit
Clients with healed cosmetic surgery scars, injury scars or surgical marks that are lighter than nearby skin may be suitable. Raised, red, unstable, infected or medically active scars may need more time or medical advice first.
What to expect
The area may look warmer or more visible at first. Colour softens as the skin heals. More than one session may be needed for refinement.
Process
Consultation, treatment, healing, follow-up.
1. Consultation
Review goals, medical history, scar age and expectations.
2. Plan
Confirm technique, timing, colour approach and aftercare.
3. Treatment
Apply pigment carefully using professional hygiene standards.
4. Review
Assess healed colour and refine if needed.
Does scar camouflage erase scars?
No. The aim is to soften contrast and support a more natural appearance.
When can a scar be treated?
Usually once it is fully healed, stable and no longer red or actively changing.
Does it hurt?
Comfort varies by area and sensitivity. Sasha will discuss comfort options during consultation.
How many sessions are needed?
Many clients need more than one session depending on scar type, skin and desired result.
Is it suitable for all scars?
No. Raised, dark, red, unstable or medically complex scars may not be suitable.