paramedical tattooing

Artistry meets healing in the world of paramedical tattooing. Our studio is dedicated to providing you with expert paramedical tattooing services that help restore confidence and redefine beauty.

We understand that the effects of medical conditions, scars, and thinning hair can impact not only your physical appearance but also your emotional well-being. Our team of skilled paramedical tattoo artists is here to help you navigate this journey by offering personalized solutions that restore both the aesthetics and self-confidence you deserve.

Using advanced techniques and specialized pigments, we can effectively address a range of concerns, including scar camouflage, stretch mark camouflage, areola restoration, and hairline replication. Our treatments are designed to be gentle, safe, and transformative, helping you regain a sense of normalcy.

Whether you're seeking to enhance the appearance of scars, reconstruct areolas, or create the illusion of natural hair, we offer tailored solutions that honor your unique needs and goals. Our consultations are compassionate and thorough, allowing us to understand your story and collaborate on a treatment plan that aligns with your goals.

At skyn spot, we're dedicated to helping you embrace your journey of healing and restoration. Join us on a path to renewed confidence and self-empowerment through the artistry of paramedical tattooing.

scalp micropigmentation

If your hair is thinning or balding, scalp micro pigmentation may be for you! Hair like follicles are created to mimic the appearance of hair with a tattoo method.

Great for thinning or balding hair.
Hair density is customized to match surrounding hair or what would be a natural hair density if you are bald.
Good for covering scars in the head.

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frequency of treatment

pricing

Scalp micropigmentation: Can last 3-5 years on average

Scalp Micropigmentation:

Hairline and whole head $999 - $3,499

Scar fill starting at $349

THIS SERVICE REQUIRES A CONSULTATION

Schedule your appointment at least 2 weeks prior to a special event. Redness, swelling and peeling may be apparent in that time period.
Let the provider know if you have a history of cold sores. An antiviral may be prescribed.
You may not have an active rash in the area being treated.
Avoidance of Accutane for the past 6 months is required.
Avoidance of IPL/BBL, laser procedures and waxing for the past 7 days is required.
Discontinue topical retinoids 24 hours before treatment to reduce sensitivity.
It is recommended to discontinue the use of Aspirin, NSAIDS, Gingko Biloba, Garlic, Ginseng, Flax Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Vitamin A, Vitamin E or any other essential fatty acids 1 week before and after treatment to minimize bruising or bleeding from injections. Please consult with your primary physician prior to discontinuing any medications.
Avoid alcohol, caffeine, Niacin supplement, high-sodium foods, high sugar foods, refined carbohydrates, spicy foods and cigarettes 24-48 hours before and after your injections. All of these factors may increase risk of bruising and swelling.

Redness or sensitivity might be present (and last up to a few days).
Use Tylenol only as needed for any soreness.
Peeling may start 3-5 days after the procedure.
Do not pick or scratch at treated skin.
Avoid strenuous exercise or sweating for 24 hours due to open skin.
Avoid sun tanning and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
If exposed to the sun, always use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ and reapply every 2 hours.

1. What is paramedical tattooing?

Paramedical tattooing is a cosmetic technique that involves the application of pigments into the skin's surface to camouflage or correct various medical or aesthetic imperfections.

2. What are the common applications of paramedical tattooing?

Paramedical tattooing is often used for:
- Areola reconstruction or enhancement after breast surgery
- Scar camouflage to minimize the appearance of surgical or traumatic scars
- Tattoo removal or lightening
- Camouflaging vitiligo or hypo-pigmented skin
- Correcting skin pigmentation issues, such as uneven skin tone
- Hairline restoration for individuals with hair loss

3. Who performs paramedical tattooing?

Paramedical tattooing is typically performed by trained and certified professionals, often referred to as paramedical tattoo artists or micropigmentation specialists. These individuals have specialized training in the field.

4. Is the procedure painful?

Discomfort levels can vary from person to person, but many individuals report mild to moderate discomfort during the procedure. Topical numbing creams or local anesthesia may be applied to minimize pain or discomfort.

5. How long does the paramedical tattooing procedure take?

The duration of the procedure depends on the area being treated and the complexity of the work. It can take anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours.

6. Is there downtime after paramedical tattooing?

Some redness, swelling, or mild discomfort may occur immediately after the procedure, but these effects typically subside within a few days. Patients can usually resume regular activities shortly after the treatment.

7. How long do paramedical tattoos last?

The longevity of paramedical tattoos varies depending on factors such as the pigments used, the individual's skin type, and the location of the tattoo. Touch-up sessions may be required every few years to maintain the desired results.

8. Are there risks or side effects?

Like any cosmetic procedure, there are potential risks and side effects, including infection, allergic reactions, and pigment changes. Choosing a qualified and experienced practitioner can help minimize these risks.

Scar/Stretch Mark Camouflage:

Areola + Nipple Repigmentation:

Scalp Micropigmentation:

It will all depend what service you’re getting: scar and stretch mark camouflage, areola and nipple tattooing, or scalp micropigmentation as to how your appointment will flow.

Scar and stretch mark camouflage: There is a 50/50 chance that your scar is either numb or really sensitive. Either way, numbing is usually involved to ease any potential pain. Paige will custom mix the pigment to color match your skin, and usually uses 3-4 shades to blend it in like normal skin. The tattooing begins, and usually this process is fairly quick. The area will most likely be puffy and red when you leave and you won’t see the color develop for 4-6 weeks.

Areola and nipple tattooing: Most likely, the area in which you’re getting tattooed is numb. However, to ease any potential pain, you can be numbed. Paige will then measure and size your areola and nipples based on breast size and/or your preference. If you had a unilateral mastectomy, she will match the existing nipple and areola as closely as possible. Once you approve the shape, she will tattoo your new areola and nipples!

Scalp micropigmentation: Most people get scalp micropigmentation for thinning hair and balding. Believe it or not, the head really isn’t that sensitive, so numbing usually isn’t necessary. If you’re getting full scalp micropigmentation, Paige will map out your hairline to your desired look. Once you approve the shape, she chooses a pigment to match your hair color and begins to create the tattooed hair-follicle looking tattoo on your scalp. If you are thinning and have hair to go by, she will match the density and tattoo accordingly.

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