The short answer is YES! We encourage anyone unhappy with the appearance of their scars, stretch marks or any other skin related imperfection to contact us for a free consultation.

YES, the procedure is permanent but susceptible to fading if proper skin protection protocols are not enforced. SPF 15 is recommended at a minimum.

There is absolutely zero downtime with our procedures, in fact many of our clients are able to return to work the same day.

Yes there are fundamental differences between the two processes, the key difference being where the treatment takes place. During a camouflage tattoo procedure a uniquely matched, insoluble pigment is deposited into the dermis where the colour remains stable and is protected from absorption, fading and the effects of the sun. The micropigmentation process takes place in the epidermis where the pigments over time will fade due to the body's natural cellular renewal process. Fading or colour change will also occur due to sun exposure and the proximity of the inks to the skin's surface.

The procedure is vastly superior to anything else on the market as it requires customized blending of pigments for a near perfect match in appearance.

In most cases, the treated area will be successfully camouflaged in 1 to 2 sessions. The treatment of vitiligo, burns or irregular skin imperfections may need 3 to 4 sessions.

This question is dependent on many variables, like personal pain tolerances, skin sensitivity and the general treatment area. It is difficult to predict for everyone. Generally, there is no pain attributed to the procedures as the treatment area is typically compromised skin that has been stretched or damaged.

All candidates must be the legal age of majority in their respective country, state, or province, otherwise consent must be provided by a legal guardian.

There is no change in colour due to sun exposure if proper aftercare protocols are followed. Beige is the base pigment for all custom blends and will retain its tone even if the skin is tanned. Sunscreen is always recommended when exposed to the sun.

No! the procedure is not approved for anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding.

All outdoor activities, sunbathing and tanning should be avoided 4 to 6 weeks after to your procedure.

A 4 to 6 week healing period is required before any personal grooming is attempted, any attempts prior to that will hinder best results.

Absolutely, as with any procedure involving the skin, excessive weight increase or loss will reflect in changes to the properties of the pigments used.

A more uniform and natural skin tone is immediate and visually stunning following the initial healing period. This procedure does not smooth out the skin or cure stretch marks, it facilitates a superior visual that passes undetected.

The procedure has been medically and commercially available for roughly 20 years. Brazilian beach culture demanded a push from the industry and its pioneers responded by perfecting the technique and colour blending formulas to provide the masses with near perfect results that are unrivaled on the market.

As with all procedures there are individual risks involved, all of our pigments are FDA approved and Health Canada recognized.