Paramedical tattooing (also called medical tattooing or micropigmentation) is a highly specialised form of tattooing that focuses on restoring the appearance of skin after trauma, surgery, or medical conditions. Unlike traditional tattoos, the goal isn’t decorative—it’s about camouflaging, correcting, or recreating natural features so clients feel more confident in their own skin.

 

What can be treated with paramedical tattooing?

 

Scar Camouflage – blends scars from accidents, surgery, burns, stretch marks, acne, or injuries into the surrounding skin tone.

Areola & Nipple Restoration (nipple tattooing) – recreates the areola/nipple complex for clients after breast surgery (such as mastectomy, reduction, augmentation, or top surgery).

Vitiligo Camouflage – re-pigments depigmented areas to match surrounding skin, creating a more even tone.

Cleft Lip Restoration – blends scar tissue and restores the natural lip line after cleft lip repair.

Burn Scar Camouflage – softens and blends burn scars for a more natural look.

Skin Graft Camouflage – helps grafted areas look more uniform with the rest of the skin.

SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation) – mimics natural hair follicles for thinning hair or baldness.

Discolouration Correction – evens out pigmentation irregularities caused by surgery, trauma, or skin conditions.

 

 

At its heart, paramedical tattooing is about healing through artistry—giving back confidence, restoring what may have been lost, and helping people feel more comfortable in their skin.