What It Is: A non-invasive procedure where a trained technician deposits custom-blended, skin-colored pigments into the dermal layer of the skin over a scar. It is essentially a medical-grade tattoo intended for concealment. How It Works: Color Matching: The process begins with a detailed consultation to custom-blend pigments that precisely match the client's skin tone. This is a critical step that requires a skilled and artistic eye. Pigment Implantation: Using specialized tattooing equipment, the technician carefully applies the pigment to the scar tissue. The goal is to correct the color discrepancy between the scar (which is often lighter or sometimes darker than the surrounding skin) and the healthy skin. Layering and Blending: The technique often involves layering and shading to create a multi-dimensional look that mimics the natural texture and depth of the skin, making the scar less noticeable. Who It's For: Scar camouflage is suitable for various types of healed scars