Paramedical Treatments

Scar & Stretch Mark Treatments Sunshine Coast

Leading Paramedical Clinic with 10+ years experience

Your scar is unique. Its treatment should be too.

Scars and stretch marks can affect far more than the appearance of your skin. They may be reminders of surgery, injury, illness or a period of your life you would prefer not to explain.

At Signature Cosmetic & Beauty in Maroochydore, we offer specialised paramedical treatments to improve the appearance of suitable scars and stretch marks.

Depending on the colour, texture and maturity of the area, your personalised plan may include inkless scar revision, skin-tone camouflage tattooing or a combination of techniques.

You don’t need to know which treatment to book. Your first step is a private consultation.

What can we treat?

Following an assessment, treatment may be suitable for:

  • Surgical scars

  • Breast surgery scars

  • Injury and accident scars

  • Healed burn scars

  • Skin grafts

  • Self-harm scars

  • Gender-affirming surgery scars

  • Cancer-related surgery scars

  • Pale or hypopigmented scars

  • Radiotherapy markers

  • Stretch marks

Not every scar can or should be tattooed. We assess the area carefully before recommending treatment and will provide honest advice if another approach or medical referral would be more appropriate.

Which scar treatment do I need?

You don’t need to work this out yourself.

During your consultation, we assess the scar’s age, colour, texture, depth, location and healing history. We’ll also discuss what you would like to improve and what can realistically be achieved.

Your treatment plan may involve improving the texture first, blending the colour or using a staged combination of both approaches.

We offer 2 treatment techniques depending on the size and severity of the scar/stretchmarks:

1. Inkless revision

For suitable scars or stretch marks with visible texture

Inkless revision uses multiple specialised needling techniques with a professional serum rather than tattoo pigment.

The controlled treatment process is intended to support the skin’s natural renewal response and gradually improve the appearance of texture, firmness and unevenness.

This technique may be recommended when the texture of the scar or stretch mark needs to be addressed before colour camouflage is considered.

Best for: Suitable textured, uneven or indented scars and stretch marks.

2. Camouflage method:

For mature, flat scars that are lighter than the surrounding skin

Scar camouflage uses individually blended skin-tone pigments to reduce the visible colour contrast between a suitable scar and the surrounding skin.

The pigment is gradually implanted into the scar using specialised tattooing techniques. The goal is not to erase the scar, but to help it blend more naturally with the surrounding area.

A patch test is generally required before treatment so we can assess the colour match and how the scarred skin accepts the pigment.

Best for: Mature, stable, flat and lighter-coloured scars.

Trusted by local health and support professionals

Our paramedical tattooing services are highly regarded across the Sunshine Coast, with clients referred to us by local surgeons, hospitals and cancer support organisations, including Bloomhill Cancer Care.

We understand that areola restoration is often one part of a much larger medical and emotional journey. Where appropriate and with your consent, we can work alongside the professionals involved in your care to help ensure your treatment is safely timed and thoughtfully planned.

Whether you have been referred by a health professional, support organisation or have found us yourself, you will receive the same personalised care throughout every stage of your experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Browse our FAQs for solutions to common queries. If your question is unique, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our experts.

Yes. Every scar is different, and the consultation allows us to determine whether treatment is suitable and which technique is most appropriate.

For camouflage tattooing, we may also complete or arrange a patch test before treating the full area.

The number of treatments depends on the type, size, texture and severity of the area, as well as how your skin heals.

Some clients notice improvement after one treatment, while others require a gradual course of several sessions. We’ll provide a personalised recommendation during your consultation and adjust the plan according to your response.

Early changes may become visible as the area heals, but the skin can continue to settle and change over the following weeks.

Camouflage pigment must heal completely before the final colour can be assessed. Results vary, and further treatments may be required.

No. These treatments cannot erase a scar or restore the skin to exactly how it looked before.

Our aim is to improve the appearance of suitable scars and help them look softer, smoother or better blended with the surrounding skin.

Camouflage pigment is generally better suited to mature, flat scars that are lighter than the surrounding skin.

Raised, red, dark or actively changing scars may need another treatment or medical assessment. We’ll examine the area and explain the safest and most appropriate option.

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