Treatment Information

Inkless Scar and Stretch Mark Revision Tattoo is best suited for textured scars, red or brown scars, and all types of stretch marks. This method uses a specialised tattooing technique without ink, depositing healing serums into the skin to encourage regeneration and create a smoother, more blended appearance.

Camouflage Tattooing is best suited for smooth, flat white scars. Skin Conceal does not offer camouflage tattooing for stretch marks or dark scars, Inkless tattoo is the preferred option for those. For areola scarring, camouflage may involve the use of carefully matched areola-coloured ink or skin-toned ink, depending on the area and the result needed for a natural and even finish.

Areola Scar Revision is designed for clients who have an irregular areola shape or visible scarring following surgery but still have a complete areola. Treatment may involve either Inkless Scar Revision or Camouflage Tattooing, depending on the appearance, colour and condition of the scar. Please note that this treatment is not a 3D areola tattoo. It is only suitable for clients seeking improvement in colour consistency and overall blending due to the way their surgical scars have healed.

Multiple sessions are usually required for both methods, typically 2 to 5+ sessions based on the scars or stretch marks and treatment area.

Hair Restoration Treatment is best suited for areas of thinning hair, reduced density and early hair loss. The treatment uses ultra-fine tattoo needles to create microchannels in the scalp while infusing a specialised hair restoration serum to support follicle activity, scalp health and healthier hair growth. LED light therapy is used afterwards to further support the treatment.

Multiple sessions are usually required, typically 3 to 6+ treatments spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart, depending on the area being treated and how the hair responds. Ongoing maintenance treatments every 3 to 6 months may also be recommended to help support continued scalp health and maintain results.

Important information Scars & Stretch marks:
• Scars and stretch marks must be at least 3 months old for Inkless Scar Revision.
• Scars must be at least 12 months old, fully healed, flat and stable in colour for Camouflage Tattooing.
• Camouflage Tattooing is only suitable for white or hypopigmented scars and is not recommended for red, pink, brown or darker scars.
• Treatment is not suitable for active keloid scars.
• The treatment area must be fully healed with no open wounds, infection, active irritation or inflammation.
• Multiple sessions are usually required, and results will vary depending on the age, colour, texture and severity of the scar or stretch marks.
• Scar and stretch mark treatments are designed to improve the appearance and blending of the area, however complete removal and invisibility cannot be guaranteed.
• Clients with very recent, rapidly changing or medically complex scars may be advised to seek medical clearance before treatment.

Important information Hair Restoration Treatment:

• Hair Restoration Treatment is not suitable for clients with active scalp infections, open wounds, severe scalp irritation or inflammation in the treatment area.
• Treatment may not be suitable for advanced or longstanding hair loss where the hair follicles are no longer active, as the treatment is designed to support existing follicles rather than create new ones.
• Clients experiencing sudden, unexplained or significant hair loss should seek medical assessment before commencing treatment to rule out an underlying cause.
• Treatment suitability may also need to be assessed for clients who are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking certain medications, or have medical conditions that may affect healing.

A consultation is recommended for first time clients to determine suitability. If you wish to book a consultation and treatment together but are unsure which option is best for you, would like pricing guidance, or an idea of the number of treatments required, please complete the enquiry form and upload clear photos for assessment.