Paramedical pigmentation: restore the natural appearance of scars, vitiligo and after breast surgery

What is paramedical pigmentation?

Paramedical pigmentation is a form of permanent makeup that is specifically aimed at visually correcting skin irregularities.

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By implanting color pigments into the skin, scars, vitiligo, stretch marks or nipples can be adjusted in color after surgery.

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The treatment is individually tailored to the client's needs in order to achieve a natural and harmonious result.

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How does paramedical pigmentation work?

With the help of the finest needles, pigments are introduced into the top layer of skin. The colors are selected in such a way that they adapt optimally to the surrounding skin tone.

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This method conceals differences in color, evens out irregularities and restores a harmonious complexion.

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The treatment is carried out in several steps to optimally build up pigmentation and achieve the best possible result.

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Benefits of Paramedical Pigmentation

• Optical correction of scars: scars, stretch marks and skin changes become less noticeable.
• Nipple recovery: After breast surgery, the nipple can be realistically reconstructed through pigmentation.
• Vitiligo adjustment: Light areas of skin are matched to the surrounding skin through pigmentation.
• Strengthen self-confidence: An even complexion can significantly increase well-being and self-confidence.
• Long-lasting results: Pigmentation lasts several years and can be refreshed when needed.
  
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Risks and side effects

• Slight redness and swelling: These usually subside after a few days.
• Follow-up treatment required: In most cases, several sessions are necessary to perfect pigmentation.
• Rare pigment shifts: The pigments can change slightly over time, which can be remedied by subsequent corrections.
  
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Who is paramedical pigmentation suitable for?

This treatment is ideal for people who want to visually correct scars, skin changes or pigmentation disorders such as vitiligo.

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Especially after surgeries, such as breast cancer treatments, pigmentation can help restore body image. People who feel affected by skin irregularities also benefit from this treatment.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

1. How long does paramedical pigmentation last?
The results usually last 3 to 5 years, depending on skin type and care. Refreshments are possible at any time.

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2. Is the treatment painful?
Pigmentation is performed with local anesthesia, so most customers find it less painful.

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3. Can pigmentation be performed on any skin color?
Yes, the treatment is suitable for all skin types and colors. The pigments are individually adjusted to achieve a natural result.

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4. How many sessions are necessary?
Depending on the skin condition and the desired result, 2 to 3 sessions are usually required to perfect pigmentation.

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5. Are there any contraindications to paramedical pigmentation?
People with active skin infections, a tendency to keloids, or certain autoimmune diseases should only have the treatment carried out after consulting a doctor.

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Conclusion:

Paramedical pigmentation offers an effective solution to conceal skin irregularities and sustainably improve the appearance.

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With this high-precision technique, scars, pigmentation disorders and even nipple reconstructions can be realistically and naturally recreated.

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Get individual advice and regain your self-confidence!

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