Our methods

Camouflage treatments, tailored to you

Every treatment starts with a detailed consultation to understand your skin type, healing patterns and goals. Two specialised approaches, chosen for your skin.

Method 01 · Inked

The Inked Method

Best for: mature, flat, lighter scars & pigment loss

Natural pigments matched to your exact skin tone are tattooed into the skin to blend visible marks with the surrounding area. Once healed, the treated area looks smoother and more uniform — for an undetectable finish.

Long-lasting, natural coverage
Precisely matched to your skin tone
Ideal for surgical, accidental, burn & self-harm scars and stretch marks

A patch test is required before treatment to assess pigment compatibility and ensure optimal results.

Method 02 · Inkless

The Inkless Method

Best for: newer stretch marks, textured scars & uneven healing

Also known as inkless needling, this technique uses a specialised serum rich in vitamins and healing agents to stimulate skin regeneration and boost collagen — repairing and smoothing the skin naturally, without adding any pigment.

Improves texture and tone naturally
Encourages collagen and elastin production
Suitable for all skin tones — no colour-matching needed

A rejuvenating, pigment-free option that works with your skin's own healing process.

Which is right for you?

Inked, Inkless — or both

Both methods are fully customisable to your skin's condition, performed only after a detailed consultation, and include bespoke aftercare guidance for optimal healing. At your consultation, Verena will assess your skin and recommend the approach that best suits you.

Consultation

A private one-to-one (in person or virtual) to assess your skin, discuss realistic goals and design your plan.

Patch test

For the Inked method, a patch test checks pigment compatibility so we can match your tone with confidence.

Aftercare

Bespoke healing guidance and a follow-up to assess results and plan any touch-ups you may need.

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