Reconstructive pigmentation

What is it ?

Reconstructive pigmentation is an aesthetic tattooing technique aimed at camouflaging, enhancing and restoring the appearance of the skin, as close as possible to what it originally looked like.
Reconstructive pigmentation includes work on scars, stretch marks, the transformation of radiotherapy dots into beauty marks, but also and above all breast reconstruction through the tattooing of the areola, following a mastectomy, or other reason that may lead to the need of an areola modification.

How does it work ?

There is an initial consultation appointment to discuss your needs, assess the area to be worked on, take measurements, find the right colors if needed, and prepare the skin.

Based on this first appointment, we schedule the tattooing session. The timeframe can range from a few days to 5 weeks, depending on whether the skin was actively worked on during the first appointment or not.

Following the tattoo, a follow-up appointment is to be scheduled 5 to 6 weeks later, once the skin has healed. Touch-ups can be carried out during this appointment.