Ink camouflage is a tattooing method that use skin-toned ink pigments to disguise and conceal the appearance of stretch marks and/or scars by filling the areas that are missing colour.

Recreates the natural appearance of the areola and nipple after breast surgery. The process uses carefully matched pigments and layered shading to add realistic color, shape, and dimension to the area. It is commonly chosen after mastectomy, breast reconstruction, breast reduction, or top surgery to restore symmetry and complete the final stage of healing.

A semi-permanent procedure that enhances facial features by applying pigments to the skin. It is commonly used for defining eyebrows, eyeliner, lips, or adding subtle shading and correction to create a polished, natural look. The technique can save time in daily makeup routines and provide long-lasting results that enhance overall facial symmetry and appearance