Feel More Confident in the Skin You're In

Paramedical tattooing is a specialized technique used to help improve the appearance of scars, stretch marks, discoloration, and other skin concerns. Depending on the area being treated, the approach may focus on improving texture, reducing the appearance of discoloration, or using customized pigment to help the area blend more naturally with the surrounding skin. At Iron Veil Aesthetics, every treatment begins with a consultation to determine the most appropriate option for your skin and goals.

REGEN is an inkless treatment designed to improve the texture and appearance of scars and stretch marks by supporting the skin’s natural repair and regeneration process. No pigment is implanted into the skin.

Scar & Stretch Mark Camouflage uses customized pigment to help mature scars or stretch marks blend more naturally with the surrounding skin tone. The right option depends on factors such as the age, texture, color, and condition of the area being treated.

For REGEN treatments, scars must be at least 6 months old. For scar camouflage, the scar must be fully healed and at least 1 year old. A consultation is required to evaluate the scar and determine whether treatment is appropriate.

Stretch marks must be at least 3 months old for REGEN treatment. For camouflage, stretch marks must be at least 1 year old. During your consultation, the area will be evaluated to determine which treatment option may be best for you.

Yes. Iron Veil Aesthetics works with many types of healed scars, including surgical scars. Depending on the scar’s age, texture, color, and healing, treatment may include REGEN, BRIGHT, scar camouflage, or another personalized approach. A consultation is the best way to determine whether your surgical scar is ready for treatment.

Acne scars are among the skin concerns that may be treated at Iron Veil Aesthetics. Because every scar is different, the recommended treatment will depend on the appearance, texture, age, and condition of the area. A consultation allows Carrie to evaluate the skin and recommend the most appropriate approach.

Keloid scars require additional consideration because they may continue to grow or respond differently to skin trauma. Before treatment can be considered, a keloid scar must be evaluated and cleared by your primary care provider or another appropriate medical provider. Once medical clearance is received, Iron Veil Aesthetics can determine whether treatment may be appropriate.

BRIGHT is a treatment designed for areas of hyperpigmentation, including scars or skin that appear darker than the surrounding area. The treatment focuses on improving the appearance of discoloration and helping create a more even-looking skin tone. 

You do not need to know before you come in. That is exactly what the consultation is for. Carrie will evaluate the area, discuss your goals, review the age and type of scar or stretch marks, and determine which treatment may be most appropriate for your skin. Depending on what she sees, she may recommend REGEN for texture, BRIGHT for hyperpigmentation, or camouflage for mature scars and stretch marks that are ready for pigment.

The number of treatments needed can vary depending on the type of scar or stretch marks, the age and condition of the area, your skin, and your individual goals. During your consultation, we will evaluate your skin and discuss a treatment plan based on what may be realistically achievable for you.

No. Scar camouflage does not remove or erase a scar. Instead, customized pigment is implanted into the skin to help the scar or stretch marks blend more naturally with the surrounding skin tone.

Iron Veil Aesthetics is very clear that the goal is not perfection or to erase your story, but to improve the appearance of the area and help you feel more confident and comfortable in your skin.

Your consultation is the first step in creating a treatment plan that is right for you. Carrie will evaluate the area of concern, discuss your goals, review the age and type of scar or stretch marks, and talk through the treatment options that may be appropriate.

You will also have the opportunity to ask questions and learn what may realistically be achievable before committing to a treatment.