FUE · FUT · TRAUMA · SURGICAL
Scar Camouflage
Transplant strip scars, FUE dot scars, surgical lines, and trauma scars broken up with pigment so they stop catching the light and stop drawing the eye.
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WHY CLIENTS CHOOSE IT
What this treatment does.
- Softens FUT strip scars and scattered FUE dots
- Blends surgical and trauma scarring into surrounding density
- Allows shorter haircuts without exposing scar tissue
- Pigment texture matched to scar tone, not painted flat
THE PROCESS
How it works.
01
Scar assessment
We check maturity, texture, and how the tissue holds pigment before planning.
02
Test session
A small area is treated first to confirm retention and tone in scarred skin.
03
Camouflage passes
Pigment is layered in irregular patterns so the scar reads as texture, not a line.
04
Blend into density
Surrounding scalp is feathered so the treated area disappears into it.
THE PORTFOLIO
Real results from the studio.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions.
How old does a scar need to be?
At least 12 months healed, and fully matured — pale and flat rather than pink and raised.
Will the scar be invisible?
Expect dramatic reduction rather than erasure. Scar tissue takes pigment differently than normal skin.
How many sessions?
Scars usually need 2–4 sessions, as they retain pigment less predictably.
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