Micropigmentation is not suitable for individuals who are pregnant or nursing, diabetic, undergoing chemotherapy or radiation, have a viral infection, have had an organ transplant, epilepsy, bleeding disorders, are prone to keloid/hypertrophic scarring, or have certain medical conditions. We’ll review your medical history during the consultation to ensure your safety.

For best results, scars and stretch marks should be fully healed and stable. This usually means they are at least 12-18 months old, but this can vary from person to person. They should no longer be red, raised, or changing in appearance.

Most clients report minimal discomfort. If needed, a topical numbing agent is available to help make the experience as comfortable as possible.

The number of sessions depends on your skin type, the area being treated, and how your body responds to the procedure. Most clients require 1-2 sessions, but some may benefit from a few more to achieve the best results. We’ll discuss this with you during your consultation and tailor your treatment plan accordingly.

Results can last several years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Touch-ups may be needed over time to maintain the desired look.

Inkless revision involves using a serum to stimulate collagen production and improve texture without pigment. Camouflage, on the other hand, uses skin-toned pigment to blend the scar or stretch mark into the surrounding skin. Both techniques are effective and a combination may be recommended based on your specific goals and skin needs.

You must be fully healed from your surgery before undergoing any paramedical tattooing. Typically, this means waiting at least 6 months post-op, or longer depending on your body’s healing process. It’s important that your skin is no longer tender, raised, or undergoing changes before treatment.

We have the option for you to book a consultation before committing to any of our services. During the consultation, we will assess your skin, area you’re looking to treat, medical history, and goals. This ensures the treatment is safe, effective, and tailored to your needs.

Appointment times vary depending on the service, but most sessions take 1.5 to 3 hours. We’ll discuss timing in more detail during your consultation.

Healing can take 10-14 days. You may experience some redness, tenderness, or flaking as the area heals. We’ll provide aftercare instructions and products to support your healing.

Absolutely! One of my main goals of paramedical tattooing is to create soft, natural-looking results that blend seamlessly with your skin.

We’re in the process of setting up insurance claim filing through a third-party billing partner. This will allow us to submit claims directly for select medically necessary services, like areola restoration after mastectomy or gender-affirming surgery. Coverage is not guaranteed and depends on your provider, plan, and deductible. If a claim is denied, you’ll be responsible for the full cost of the service.