For which skin condition can micro pigmentation be used?

Micro pigmentation is particularly effective for vitiligo, a skin condition characterized by the loss of pigmentation in patches on the skin. This technique involves implanting pigments into the skin to create a more uniform skin tone, helping to mask the lighter patches that occur in vitiligo. By closely matching the pigment to the surrounding skin color, micro pigmentation can significantly improve the appearance of affected areas and advance the individual's confidence and self-image.

While psoriasis, eczema, and acne scars can impact appearance, they do not typically benefit from micro pigmentation in the same way. Psoriasis involves more complex skin changes with flaking and inflammation; eczema is more about irritation and inflammation, and while certain treatments may help manage these conditions, micro pigmentation is not a standard or effective solution. As for acne scars, while they can be treated with various methods for improvement in texture and tone, micro pigmentation is not the primary treatment option.