What is Medical Camouflage Micropigmentation?
Medical Camouflage Micropigmentation, sometimes referred to as medical tattooing, is a technique that uses custom-blended pigments to match your natural skin tone, effectively concealing areas of discolouration or scarring. This procedure is perfect for treating conditions such as:
- Scarring from surgery, accidents, or acne.
- Stretch marks that are resistant to typical treatments.
- Vitiligo, where the skin has lost pigmentation.
At Mediclear, we combine innovative techniques with our deep understanding of medical camouflage micropigmentation. One standout approach we use is inspired by the Brazilian technique, which uses a specially mixed permanent ink designed to mimic natural skin tones. This method ensures longer-lasting results, as the ink settles deep within the dermis. Unlike semi-permanent options, the larger pigment particles take longer for the body to break down, meaning top-up treatments are only required every 4-6 years. This ensures your skin continues to look vibrant, with minimal maintenance over time.
Why Choose Mediclear?
At Mediclear, we bring years of expertise in medical micropigmentation and personalised care. Our approach is highly bespoke, ensuring that each treatment is tailored to match your skin tone precisely for flawless results. What makes us stand out?
- Customised Pigments: We use specialist pigments that are mixed to complement your unique skin shade, ensuring seamless blending.
- Long-Lasting Results: Our pigmentation treatments are designed to offer lasting coverage, so you can enjoy clear, even-toned skin for years.
- Experience: With nearly two decades of experience, we ensure each procedure is performed to the highest standards, balancing the science of skin with a keen artistic eye.
Who Can Benefit from Medical Camouflage Micropigmentation?
This treatment is ideal for individuals with:
- Surgical scars or burns.
- Discolored stretch marks.
- Vitiligo and other pigmentation issues.
- Toe calluses or any other unwelcome skin irregularities.
Unlike topical treatments, micropigmentation offers a permanent solution that significantly reduces the visibility of imperfections.