Paramedical micropigmentation is the medical side of permanent makeup: custom skin-tone pigment, precisely implanted to camouflage what skin has lost or scarred over. Vitiligo patches, pale scars, stretch marks, areola restoration and pigment correction — performed privately by Huma Arshad, a Canada-certified practitioner.
Paramedical micropigmentation — sometimes called medical tattooing — uses the same precision as cosmetic permanent makeup, but for corrective goals: restoring colour the skin has lost, and camouflaging marks the skin has kept. Custom pigment is matched to your exact tone and implanted to blend, not to stand out.
It is a cover-up specialism, distinct from laser, surgery or phototherapy. It does not cure conditions — it makes them far less visible, with natural-looking results that last. Every case is unique, so suitability is always confirmed in a consultation and patch test first.
Skin-tone pigment blended into stable white patches so they read even and natural. Learn more →
Pale, mature scars, c-section and surgical scars, and silver stretch marks blended to your tone. Learn more →
Post-surgery areola restoration and correction of uneven pigment, restoring natural-looking colour and definition.
We review your skin history and stability, then custom-blend pigment to your exact tone.
A small test confirms colour and skin response before treating the full area.
Precise micropigmentation layers matched colour into the treated area.
The colour settles over a few weeks; a refinement session perfects the blend.