If your scar feels thick, raised, or darker than the surrounding skin — and time hasn’t helped — you’re not alone. Hypertrophic scars are common, but they don’t always improve on their own. In this article, I explain how these scars form, when they naturally fade, and how professional scar revision treatments at Natalia Mejia Skin can help restore your skin’s softness, tone, and confidence.

After breast reconstruction, many feel a final piece is missing — the areola. In this article, Natalia Mejia explores the difference between nipple reconstruction surgery and 3D nipple tattooing, helping you decide which approach (or combination) is best for restoring wholeness, confidence, and connection with your body.

Not all scars heal the same — some rise above the skin, others sink below it. At Natalia Mejia Skin, we help you understand the difference between hypertrophic and atrophic scars, and guide you toward the right treatment. This article offers clarity, hope, and a path to healing that honors your skin and your story.

Hypertrophic scars can feel like a barrier between you and your confidence—but they don’t have to stay that way. In this article, Natalia Mejia shares how to identify these raised, discolored scars, what causes them, and how advanced regenerative techniques can help restore both skin and self-esteem.

​Camouflage tattooing is a paramedical procedure that uses specialized pigments to blend scars or skin discolorations with the surrounding skin, creating a more natural appearance.  This technique is particularly effective for concealing stretch marks, surgical scars, and other skin imperfections, enhancing self-confidence.

​To prevent post-surgical hyperpigmentation, protect healing scars from sun exposure by applying SPF 50+ sunscreen and wearing protective clothing.  Additionally, avoid friction on the scarred area to minimize irritation and potential darkening.

​Scar tissue requires up to 120 days to regenerate, unlike healthy skin's 30-day cycle. Scheduling treatments every 45 to 60 days allows for proper healing, reducing risks like hyperpigmentation and ensuring optimal results

​Cosmetic tattooing, also known as permanent makeup or micropigmentation, is a technique that implants pigment into the skin to enhance facial features, such as eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips, providing a long-lasting, natural look.

Stretched scars result from tension during healing, leading to widened, flat, or depressed marks. Effective treatments include regenerative therapies to stimulate collagen production, gentle massage to enhance circulation, and scar camouflage techniques to blend scars with surrounding skin.

Stretch mark camouflage is more than a beauty treatment—it’s a journey of healing and transformation. In this article, we explain the timeline, healing phases, and why proper aftercare is essential for achieving smooth, natural-looking results. Whether you’ve just had your first session or are curious about what to expect, here’s what you need to know before seeing the final outcome.

​Hypertrophic scars are raised, red scars confined to the original wound area, resulting from excessive collagen production during healing. Effective treatments include silicone gel sheets, pressure dressings, corticosteroid injections, and laser therapy

Stretch mark camouflage through tattooing can transform your skin's appearance, but understanding potential side effects is crucial before making this decision. At Natalia Mejia Skin, we explain everything you need to know about this technique: from color changes over time to laser treatment incompatibility.

​Sun exposure can lead to white spots, known as idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis, due to UV damage. Paramedical camouflage, involving specialized tattooing, effectively blends these spots with surrounding skin, offering a natural appearance.

Breast reduction surgery often results in scars around the areola. To improve their appearance, scar revision techniques are essential before considering areola tattooing. This approach ensures a more natural and satisfying outcome.

When it comes to scar healing, what you put on your plate matters as much as what you apply to your skin. At Natalia Mejía Skin, we understand that beautiful results come from a holistic approach. This article explores the powerful connection between your diet and scar healing—revealing how specific nutrients can accelerate recovery, reduce inflammation, and enhance the results of scar revision and camouflage treatments. Discover the foods that promote healing and those that might be sabotaging your skin's natural regeneration process.

​Prioritizing natural skin regeneration before camouflage tattoos leads to better, longer-lasting results and reduces the need for frequent touch-ups.

When scar revision surgery isn’t an option, there’s still hope. At Natalia Mejia Skin, we offer non-invasive treatments that improve scar texture, color, and confidence—without going under the knife.

Stretch mark tattoo camouflage is a specialized technique that uses skin-toned pigments to blend stretch marks with surrounding skin, reducing their visibility and achieving a more uniform appearance.

Stretch mark camouflage involves preparing the skin's texture over 2-3 sessions, followed by 3-4 layering sessions to blend marks with surrounding skin. Costs vary based on individual needs, with a session-based pricing model ensuring fairness.