DERMAPIGMENTATION

The objectives of this pigmentation method are to reduce visible skin defects that helps both men and women to enhance their natural beauty for better looks by working alongside medical experts.

(Results may vary for each person.)

Medical pigmentation to eliminate skin defects.
The objectives of this pigmentation method are to reduce visible skin defects that helps both men and women to enhance their natural beauty for better looks by working alongside medical experts. Additionally, Claire has more than 100 color shades for the maximum natural look achieved using pigmentation.

Dermapigmentation can be performed for the following treatments:

Pigmentation techniques on nipples in breast cancer patients undergoing no plastic surgery on the breasts.
Pigmentation techniques on nipples to camouflage scars after breast reduction surgery.
Pigmentation techniques to conceal the traces of cleft lips.
Pigmentation techniques to conceal around white spots on the skin.
Pigmentation techniques to cover the skin for people with vitiligo.
Pigmentation techniques to conceal permanent scars.
Pigmentation techniques to imitate hair on the scalp.

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