Medical Permanent Makeup

You’ve living with vitiligo or a similar pigment-loss condition …

Vitiligo is a chronic skin disease that causes loss of pigment, due to a deficiency in the melanocytes (pigment producing cells) resulting in irregular pale patches of skin. The precise cause of vitiligo is complex and not fully understood. There is some evidence suggesting it is caused by a combination of auto-immune, genetic, and environmental factors.

Vitiligo is successfully camouflaged using medical tattooing treatment. The results are accomplished by tattooing skin color pigments into the hypo-pigmented skin (skin lacking color) – diminishing the appearance of the Vitiligo.
Prior to the medical Permanent make up also known as tattoo process topical or local anesthesia are applied to the skin to reduce the prickling sensation generated during the procedure.
Each pigment infusion session normally takes 60 minutes and will require multiple treatment sessions for larger areas.​

You’ve been left with scarring after an injury or surgery …
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If you have a scar of any type (surgery, accident, etc) the lighter colored scars can be camouflaged long term using advanced medical tattooing treatments – during which skin colored pigments are infused into the scar tissue to minimize its appearance.​

For optimum results scars should be at least one year old and should be paler in color than the surrounding skin.

Medical micro pigmentation is not a suitable solution for all scarring. Notably if scars are hyper-pigmented (dark in color); are noticeably raised or sunken; or have an uneven texture the treatment may be ineffective as these scar types have poor pigment retention capabilities. Therefore not all scar tissue is suitable for treatment.

The most suitable scars to treat with medical tattooing are those that are the result of a clean cut, especially if the scars are the result of surgery – for example a facelift or breast remodeling.

You’ve had a Mastectomy …

Previously there has been a huge void between the two industries but thanks to Lara determination and pioneering work with cancer charities, Oncoplastic surgeons and plastic surgeons, Lara has proved to her critics that the Micro pigmentation industry is not solely about vanity – but also about restoring confidence.
Areola Repigmentation – Restoration is a specialty area of medical micro pigmentation that requires advanced education, training, and experience. These procedures help improve the appearance and self esteem of both women and men who have undergone breast surgery. Areola Re-pigmentation – Restoration techniques can “create” an

areola after breast reconstruction and Breast cancer minimize the appearance of scars, or restore an areola to a more natural looking color and shape of the nipple.​