Paramedical Tattoo · Valentina Bencic
Scar Camouflage Melbourne
Talk through the appearance of your scar.
A scar may be part of your story without being something you want to explain every day. If its colour is what concerns you, a consultation can help you understand whether cosmetic camouflage is an option to explore.
Start with the scar you have
Describe when the scar formed, its cause and any treatment it has received. Its colour, texture and condition matter, as does the surrounding skin. An assessment is needed before proposing work.
Colour and texture are different concerns
Camouflage focuses on appearance. It does not remove a scar, and adding pigment is not a way to flatten or erase its texture. Discuss what is and is not achievable for your particular area.
Existing medical care
Mention ongoing treatment, planned surgery or changes in the scar. If there are concerns about healing or skin health, advice from the appropriate medical professional comes before cosmetic treatment.
Your consultation
Discuss colour matching, treatment stages, aftercare and the possibility of later maintenance. Ask to see relevant examples and whether those photographs show fresh or healed work.
Your questions
Before your next step.
Can every scar be camouflaged?
No. The scar and surrounding skin need assessment. There may be reasons to wait or consider a different approach.
Will it be invisible?
An invisible result cannot be promised. Ask about the likely limitations for your scar and how appearance may differ across lighting or changes in your skin tone.
Spotswood · Moonee Ponds · Hampton
Talk with Valentina.
Tell Valentina what you would like to discuss and your preferred location or course format.
An enquiry does not confirm an appointment or enrolment. Details and availability will be confirmed with you.