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At Bare-skin Happines, we’re here to help you feel beautiful and confident in your skin. Whether you have a question about our scar and stretchmark camouflage services, want to schedule a consultation, or simply want to learn more—reach out anytime. We’d love to hear from you.

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Common Questions

Results from our stretchmark and scar camouflage treatments are often noticeable right away. However, the final outcome usually appears after a few weeks as the skin heals and adjusts. Each person’s experience may vary based on their skin type and the area treated.
Most people feel little to no pain during our stretchmark and scar camouflage treatments. We use techniques to keep you comfortable throughout the process. Some areas of the body may be more sensitive, but any discomfort is usually mild and temporary.
The results of our stretchmark and scar camouflage treatments can last several years. How long they last depends on your skin type, lifestyle, and how you care for your skin. Touch-ups may be needed over time to keep the results looking their best.
Most people can get stretchmark and scar camouflage, but some health conditions or skin issues may make the treatment unsuitable. We review your skin and health history to ensure it is safe and effective for you before starting any treatment.
After a stretchmark and scar camouflage treatment, keep the area clean and moisturized. Avoid sun exposure, swimming, and harsh products until your skin has fully healed. Follow any specific instructions given to help your skin recover and keep the results looking their best.

No. The camouflage technique is gentler, less painful, and uses mineral pigments to create a natural, blended look. Tattooing uses heavy inks and scraping methods, which can look harsh and may even worsen scars or stretch marks.

We specialize in stretch mark and scar camouflage, including:

  • Stretch Marks
  • Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) scars
  • C-section scars
  • Breast augmentation scars
  • Self-inflicted scars
  • Skin discolorations