Medical Micropigmentation 
Walton on Thames- Surrey

 For a successful result, certain conditions must be met;

1. Requirements for Scar, broken glass and plastic surgery scars camouflage:

   •      Mature Scars:

The scar must be fully healed and mature, which typically takes 1 year. Fresh, red, or purple scars are not suitable for this procedure.

   •      Smooth Surface:

The scar surface should be smooth and flat. Raised (hypertrophic) or sunken (atrophic) scars can make pigment retention difficult.

   •      No Keloid Tendencies:

Individuals prone to keloid formation should avoid the procedure, as it may trigger further keloid development.

   •      Healthy Skin:

The area must be free from active infections, irritation, or dermatological issues.

 

2. Requirements for Vitiligo Camouflage:

   •      Stable Vitiligo:

The vitiligo patches must have been stable for at least 1 year without spreading. Active vitiligo can cause new patches to form after treatment.

   •      Healthy, Unirritated Skin:

The vitiligo-affected areas must not have any irritation, wounds, or infections.

     

3. Requirements for Burn Mark Camouflage:

   •      Fully Healed Burns:

Burn marks must be fully healed and mature, which can take 1-2 years. Redness or sensitivity indicates the burn is still healing.

   •      Smooth and Healthy Skin Texture:

The burn area should be flat and stable. Excessively raised or uneven areas may not hold pigment effectively.

   •      No Skin Sensitivity:

Burned skin can sometimes remain thin and sensitive, so the risks must be carefully evaluated.

 

4. Requirements for Areola and Nipple Camouflage:

 •      Healed Surgical Scars:

This procedure is often performed after breast surgeries. Surgical scars must be fully healed, typically after 12 months.

 •     Healthy Skin:

The skin in the areola area must be free of infections, irritation, or any dermatological issues.

 

5. Requirements for Stretch Mark Camouflage:

Mature Stretch Marks:

 •       The stretch marks must be fully healed and mature.

 •       Mature stretch marks are typically white or light in color. Red, purple, or newly formed stretch marks are unsuitable because they have not completed the healing process.

 •       The area to be treated must be free from active infections, irritation, fungal conditions, or dermatological issues.

 •       The skin must be in good health.

    Stretch mark camouflage is a technique that improves the appearance of mature and stable stretch marks by blending them with the surrounding skin tone. Before undergoing the procedure, a professional assessment is necessary to determine whether the individual is a suitable candidate.