See the difference with skin camouflage

Skin Camouflage Surrey

Camouflage Cream or Skin Camouflage (Medical Tattooing) can be your chance to blend in.

Searching for “Skin Camouflage London” or “Skin Camouflage Surrey”? If you have a visible difference that concerns you and causes you anxiety, life can be very difficult. Being stared at, regularly being asked personal and distressing questions is an experience that can impact your confidence, self-esteem and well-being.

Your visual difference is a part of your identity, and what makes you unique. However, if it’s causing you anguish, camouflage cream or skin camouflage (Medical Tattooing) can be a solution. It can help to reduce or camouflage the visibility of the difference in skin tone, which in turn will lessen the glances by others, and reduce the amount you notice it.

Camouflage cream is specifically designed to help cover discolouration of burns, scars, birthmarks and pigmentation. It is fully waterproof, transference proof and can be applied daily without any problem to the skin. It can last two to three days on the torso and limbs, and up to 24 hours on the face. There is a vast range of colours and products available, and colours can change when applied to different skin types.

Take a look at Veil Cover Cream ‘Rae Denman Range’. These were designed with the mid-range skin tones in mind, which tend to be the colours that are most difficult to find a perfect match in the shops today.

Taking 100 patients and looking at their colouring in detail including which tones were the most common within that range, 11 colours were picked and finely blended to create the new ‘Rae Denman Range’ of International colours.

Camouflage Cream is suitable for:

  • Scars & Stretch marks – must be fully healed
  • Birthmarks including Port Wine Stains
  • Rosacea & acne
  • Psoriasis
  • Bruises & post-surgical discolouration
  • Vitiligo
  • Age spots & thread veins
  • Hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone

Pigmentation can be partially or fully concealed. Port Wine Stains for example, may be part of your identity, but camouflage can be used to tone the colour down rather than covering it up completely.

Skin Camouflage (Medical Tattooing) is suitable for:

  • Scars & Stretch marks – must be fully healed
  • Hypopigmentation
  • Port Wine Stains
  • Cleft Lip asymmetry
  • Nipple areola reconstruction or re-pigmentation
  • Skin Grafts
  • Phalloplasty recreation
  • Hair loss and lack of density

NOT SUITABLE for Birthmarks:

  • Strawberry marks (haemangiomas)
  • Flat, light or dark brown patches (cafe-au-lait spots)
  • Blue-grey spots
  • Brown or Black moles (congenital moles or congenital melanocytes naevi)
  • Hyperpigmentation

Conditions that need medical treatment and MUST NOT be concealed with Camouflage Cream products include:

  • allergic reactions
  • bacterial and fungal infections, such as impetigo and tinea (ringworm)
  • blister and ulcerated skin
  • chilblain
  • illnesses that visually manifest on skin, such as chickenpox and measles
  • infestations, such as scabies and lice
  • occupational/contact dermatitis
  • open wounds
  • over sutures (stitches)
  • moles
  • photodermatoses, such as actinic dermatitis
  • psoriasis to nails, persistent palmoplantar and pustular forms of psoriasis
  • skin cancers
  • undiagnosed lesions
  • undiagnosed rashes
  • varicose veins
  • viral infections, such as herpes simplex, herpes zoster (shingles) and warts

Don’t continue to stand out for reasons that make you unhappy. Camouflage Cream is a flexible, manageable and successful solution, one which can make a real difference to your life.

To find out how, contact me now.

Before & Afters

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Due to the nature of the areas that I work on, not all photographs can be shared publicly. Extra Before and After photographs can be shown during consultation.

Working with the Katie Piper Foundation

The Katie Piper Foundation's aim is to have a world where scars do not limit a person's function, social inclusion or sense of well being. They help people with burns and scars to reconnect with their lives and their communities.

I first started working with the Katie Piper Foundation workshops, where a group of professional makeup artists, hairdressers, nail artists and Camouflage practitioners would all give practical advice and hands on techniques to help people recovering from burns. Knowledge that had taken years to obtain through experience and practice was freely given in a comfortable atmosphere where understanding, non judgement, empathy and fun could be mixed to create a safe, relaxed atmosphere for burn survivors.

I collaborated with The Katie Piper Foundation and The Telegraph to create a time-lapse video of myself applying Camouflage and Makeup on a burns survivor demonstrating the positive effects this has on her physical and mental wellbeing.

Locations

Are you looking for a specialist for Medical Tattoo treatments or Permanent Makeup? I have clinics in Marylebone, London & Reigate, Surrey.

Get in touch to arrange a consultation so we can discuss your needs on 07967 758714

Rae Denman Medical Tattoo & Expert Witness Ltd

Located at: Tillow Barn
Roothill Lane,
Brockham,
BETCHWORTH,
RH3 7AS

Rae Denman Medical Tattoo & Expert Witness Ltd

Located at: The London Scar Clinic
152 Harley Street,
London,
W1G 7LH

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It’s a pleasure to welcome you to Rae Denman Medical Tattoo & Expert Witness Ltd. We offer a space for everyone who is negatively impacted by their visible difference to come and get advice, treatment, and aftercare in a safe and non-judgemental environment.

Rae Denman

If you’re here to address a visible difference, you can be confident that this is the first step toward confidence and zest for living. Whether your visible difference is large or small, able to be covered or not, and whatever age, sex, race, or distinction, you will be taken seriously and treated respectfully.

I combine my extensive training and body art skills with a warm, empathetic approach to help you feel at ease.

I specialise in the visible reduction of scarring and skin grafts.

After achieving a BA Hons in Graphic Design, I focused within the Medical Tattooing industry and attained a wealth of qualifications including a Diploma of Excellence in Cosmetic tattooing, Diploma in Professional MakeUp & Body painting, and Core Synchronism Lymphatic from The New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics. I also developed my expertise further with specific courses at The British Association of Skin Camouflage and several courses focused on scarring, areola, camouflage, skin grafts, vitiligo and facial feature restoration.

Previously I worked in the NHS Burns and Plastics Department at Morriston Hospital and now work privately at The London Scar Clinic, Harley Street and in Reigate, Surrey.

What is said about Rae…

As one of the country’s leading experts in this specialist area, Rae Denman has formulated new techniques for scarring as well as Port Wine Birthmark coverage. Rae is the only person in the UK to offer medical tattooing for the coverage of port wine birthmarks, bringing international patients to the UK for this specialist service as well as scar camouflage.

Rae is also dedicated to her role as a medico-legal expert witness and report writer, focusing on condition and prognosis reports for patients with scarring.

Rae has worked as a Para-medical camouflage consultant for The Katie-Piper Foundation, working one-to-one with burn survivors, and was featured on television and in the press, and won an award for Life Changing Procedure for her ground-breaking work.

Rae Denman’s clinic work includes medical tattooing for: scar, hypopigmentation and skin graft re-pigmentation; nipple/areola and cleft lip restoration; gender reassignment realism and port wine birthmark camouflage.

Mrs Rae Denman has had research published in Psychology, Health and Medicine, Feb 9th 2021. “My face in someones else hands”: A qualitative study of medical tattooing in women with hair loss. (Nicola Stock, Nicholas D Sharratt.)

 

Rae Denman-Tanner FdA, BA(Hons)