Good morning,

I agree, you could seek help with your GP and ask if they would consider a NHS skin camouflage referral for stretch marks, otherwise private practitioners will certainly be able to help.

Kind regards,

Hello Carol, It may be worth looking into skin camouflage products and treatment, both of which are on the NHS. You can use camouflage products when the skin has healed and when no infection is present. They are excellent to conceal erythema and hyperpigmentation. Depending on the type of scars you ...

Hello Caroline, Whether your stretch marks are pink/purple or a slivery white, skin camouflage can offer some help.The colour can certainly be minimised, however the linear appearance will remain and be visible.The whole area would require a cover cream application rather than covering each individu...

Dear Elaine, Unfortunately, insect bites often result in hyperpigmentation and can sometimes leave you with areas that are dome shaped. I recommend that you try skin camouflage cover creams because they will hide the discoloration. You can also wear skin coloured hosiery over the top and the cover c...

Hello Laura, Tattoos are not within my expertise, but I can certainly advice on skin camouflage. These products can be used on the body, are waterproof, durable and can be coloured matched perfectly to your natural skin colour. It's even possible to blend the skin camouflage pigments towards your ta...

Good evening Bobby, Skin camouflage will always work as long as there is a colour difference but it can be a challenge. It may be worth seeking some practical help with the application by booking an appointment or getting advice over the phone.The skin camouflage service is available on the NHS and ...