Enhance Your Beauty with Synergy Ink

• Facelift 
• Upper Bleph
• Breast Lift/Augmentation 
• Tummy Tuck 
• Mommy Makeover
• BBL
• Other Surgical Scars
• Self-Harm Scars

Vitiligo can be treated on a case by case basis

Using Nue Conceal’s breakthrough skin scanner, a custom blend of specialized, skin-toned pigments is created for each area being camouflaged. The pigment is then implanted into the area using a paramedical tattoo device. The result is a tattoo that blends in with the skin, appearing almost invisible to the naked eye. 

Camouflage tattooing can be a great option for people who want to conceal scars that are in areas that do not wish to tan. However, birthmarks, moles and other raise skin cannot be tattooed for medical reasons. 

Yes, a camouflage tattoo can fade over time, just like any other tattoo. However, the rate and extent of fading can depend on several factors, such as the quality of the ink used, the depth of the tattoo, sun exposure, and the individual's skin type and lifestyle.

To prevent or minimize fading, it's important to follow proper aftercare instructions, such as avoiding direct sunlight and wearing protective clothing or sunscreen when exposed to the sun. Additionally, touch-up sessions may be needed every few years to maintain the color and texture of the tattoo.

It's also important to note that the success of a camouflage tattoo depends on several factors, including the severity of the scar, the location of the area to be tattooed, and the skill and experience of the camouflage artist. A consultation with our specialized artists can help determine if camouflage tattooing is a suitable option and what to expect in terms of results.