Scars · Candidacy
Who is a candidate for scar camouflage: honest yes, not yet, and no
Qualification content is template #22 in the checklist — and it prevents bad bookings. Here is how Evelyn typically sorts suitability.

Usually better candidates
Scars that are fully healed and mature (often 12+ months, sometimes longer), mostly flat, lighter than surrounding skin, and on clients who accept that texture can remain.
Usually wait or refer
Red or purple active scars, raised keloids, open skin, infection, uncertain medical status, or anyone seeking guaranteed erasure. Darker-than-skin scars often need a different plan.
Real results and real moments



Special situations
Self-harm scars, facial scars and scars over joints need extra pacing and privacy. Body-part and history matter as much as colour.
How we decide with you
Daylight photos plus a phone consult. “Not yet” after recent surgery is a common kind answer — see how long after surgery.
How it works at SKINEAV
- Photo or callSend a photo or book a free phone consult. Honest first answer.
- Assessment & colour testIn clinic, Evelyn checks your skin and tests a custom formula.
- TreatmentPigment placed precisely, only where it is needed, one-on-one.
- Heal & reviewThe colour settles over weeks; follow-ups are planned if needed.
Your next step
Ready to talk? Call 437-475-2757 for a free phone consult with Evelyn, or send a photo for a free assessment. Visits are by appointment at the clinic in Vaughan (36 Bessemer Ct, Unit 1).
Frequently asked questions
Can teenagers get scar camouflage?
Case-by-case with guardians and maturity of the scar; medical input may be needed.
What if I am still on blood thinners?
Ask your prescribing doctor before any needling.
What if camouflage is not suitable?
We say so and point you toward medical or makeup alternatives.
How do I find out if my scar is suitable?
Call 437-475-2757 for a free phone consult with Evelyn, or send clear daylight photos through the free assessment page. You will get an honest answer, including “not yet” or “this is not a good fit” when that is the truth.
