Undereye Camouflage AI $398 for 1 session

Scar camouflage is a cosmetic treatment that aims to conceal dark undereyes, scars, stretch marks, or other skin imperfections by matching the pigmentation of the surrounding skin. This is typically done using specialized techniques where pigment is delivered into the skin to blend and camouflage the unwanted discolouration. 
 
Revolutionizing the World of Scar Concealment
Welcome to the forefront of scar camouflage, where we seamlessly merge advanced AI color detection technology with professional skin camouflage techniques. Reclaim the confidence in your skin's appearance, no matter the type of scar or imperfection you're looking to conceal.
Understanding Different Types of Scars
Stretch Marks
C-section Scars
Keloid Scars: Raised scars that extend beyond the original injury site. They can grow larger over time and might be red or darker than the surrounding skin.
Contracture Scars: Typically result from burns. These scars tighten the skin, which can impair your ability to move. They may also go deeper, affecting muscles and nerves.
Hypertrophic Scars: Raised scars that remain within the boundaries of the original injury. They look red and can be itchy or painful.
Atrophic Scars: These scars form a depression in the skin, often as a result of acne or chickenpox.
Acne Scars: These can range from deep pits to scars that are angular or wavelike in appearance.
Normal Fine-line Scars:
Fine-line scars are commonly formed from wounds after surgery. This type of scar is not usually painful but may cause itching for a few months. For darker skin types, it might be more noticeable because it leaves a brown or white mark after healing. For people with paler skin, the scar is more evident on tan skin; the scar tissue does not get tan.
An AI is used to analyze the skin tone and the color of the scar or imperfection. It can then determine the exact pigment color needed to match the surrounding skin accurately.
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Benefits of AI Color Detection in Scar Camouflage
Precision Match: Our state-of-the-art AI ensures a color match that is tailored to your skin tone, guaranteeing natural results every time.
Versatility: Effective for various types of scars – from surgical scars, burn scars, to acne scars.
Long-lasting: Thanks to the AI's ability to analyze the skin's undertones and texture, the results are not only flawless but also long-lasting.
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Stretch Marks and Scars: The Camouflage Solution
 
Stretch marks, the silvery lines that often develop after significant weight changes or pregnancy, can be a source of self-consciousness for many. Our solution offers an exceptional way to camouflage these lines, blending them seamlessly with your natural skin tone.
 
How does Scar Camouflage AI work?
Scar camouflage uses pigments that match the skin to make the scar color blend with the surrounding skin. The results of scar camouflage can mimic the look of traditional makeup, which is a good thing when it comes to covering scars.
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In this procedure, pigments are introduced to the upper dermal layer of the skin, through a single-use fine needle. Pigments are individually picked through AI detection technology and mixed to match the patient’s skin tone. The Skin Camouflage specialist will then use an electronic device to introduce the pigment into the area of skin that needs to be concealed.
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The result of the treatment may vary depending on the condition and severity of the scar or stretch mark. Scar camouflage is generally not a one-time procedure as it may require a subsequent session for touch up (which is complimentary). In cases where the scar to be treated is darker in colour or the pigment absorption is not optimal, it may then take additional sessions to achieve the desired color. It is also important to remember that scar camouflage can only conceal the scar, not remove it.
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A typical Scar Camouflage treatment can last up to 2 years depending on your lifestyle habits and each individual's skin absorption of the pigment.
 
For the scar camouflage results to last longer, we do advise our clients to prepare and condition the area a week before by undergoing a session of PDRN infusion at the targeted area to enhance the growth factors and facilitate better pigment absorption. Following the procedure, it is also recommended to apply growth factor serums on the treated area to enhance pigment retention and recovery rates.