Medical tattooing treatments

Medical tattooing uses the same technique as semi-permanent make-up, implanting ink into the skin or minor trauma to promote collagen or a natural colour change. Medical tattooing tends to be for patients may have a medical condition or the results of a medical condition that has affected their appearance.

Medical tattooing is an advanced form of cosmetic tattooing. It can improve the aesthetics of a wide range of issues that resulted in discolorations. The goal of medical tattooing is to reconstruct perceived deformities through tattoo artistry so that patients’ inner beauty can become more visible to the world.

Medical micropigmentation is a technique used to restore the original colour by “tattooing” an area of skin to correct achromia or conceal scarring. This technique can also be used to correct a tissue alteration such as a lip damaged by an orofacial cleft (cleft lip) or to reconstruct a mammary areola amputated during exeresis surgery for cancer.

 

But it has many other uses as well: patients with stable vitiligo or scars, burn victims and chemotherapy patients can also benefit from this technique. In fact, medical micropigmentation can correct any kind of skin achromia or alopecia, whether it is medical, surgical or traumatic in nature. More and more applications are being found, tracing the outlines of a new approach to skin treatment.