Repair Tattooing for Aesthetic Purposes

In recent years, tattooing has evolved spectacularly, both in terms of technique and materials, as well as being perceived by people in a more natural way.

This has meant that some tattoo artists have gone from tattooing realistic drawings for their clients to repairing tattoos for aesthetic purposes. Tattooing has changed from being something marginal to a solution to our aesthetic problems.

It is a very successful way to end a medical-aesthetic process satisfactorily. It is permanent, unlike micropigmentation, and is therefore a better solution for aesthetic damage.

The clearest example of this type of tattoo is the Areola-Nipple Repair Tattoo, but the tattooing technique can be applied to more types of aesthetic problems, such as burns, skin depigmentation, scars .......

Scars:

It is very important to know how to choose a suitable design, we must let ourselves be advised, as the scar must be completely concealed.

The designs to cover scars must be chosen very carefully as scars tend to have a certain texture and the skin is not uniform.

Areola-nipple tattoo:

With this technique we can solve possible defects caused by breast augmentation and reduction operations.

The reconstruction of the areola should be as close as possible to the existing one, therefore the tattooist should master realistic tattooing.

Stretch marks:

On stretch marks we can tattoo them in the colour of the adjacent skin or conceal them with a beautiful design.

Burns:

It is necessary to choose very carefully the designs to cover the burns as they tend to have a certain texture and the skin is not uniform.

Depigmentation or overpigmentation of the skin:

Both overpigmentation and underpigmentation can be solved by design or by pigmenting the area with skin colour.

All the tattoos in this article have been made by Sonia: www.tatuadormadrid.es

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