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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Face or Body Vitiligo Coverup - White Spots Camouflage.
Our technicians implant medical-grade pigments into the superficial dermis and custom-match tones to surrounding skin. The service includes mapping, pigment testing, and a single application session with topical numbing. Healing is gradual; a follow-up may refine color and blending.
Most clients report minimal discomfort thanks to topical anesthetics applied before treatment. Sensations are typically described as light scratching or pressure. We monitor comfort throughout and can pause as needed; post-treatment soreness is mild and eases within days with proper aftercare.
Results generally last 12 to 18 months, depending on skin type, sun exposure, and individual pigment absorption. Periodic refresh sessions maintain optimal color and coverage. We recommend scheduling touch-ups before significant fading appears to preserve seamless camouflage.
Yes — pigments are custom-mixed to closely match your natural tones after a thorough skin assessment. Healing can slightly alter shade, so follow-up adjustments ensure the best possible match and natural-looking blend with surrounding skin.
Common side effects include temporary redness, swelling, and minor scabbing during healing. Rare risks include infection or allergic reaction; these are minimized by thorough consultation, patch testing when appropriate, and strict sterile technique performed by licensed technicians.
Prepare by avoiding sunburns, retinoids, and blood thinners as advised. After treatment, keep the area clean, apply recommended ointment, avoid swimming and exfoliation, and protect from sun. Follow your technician's aftercare instructions and attend your scheduled touch-up.