The Scar
Nurse
Restore your skin and minimize your scar.
Paramedical tattooing is a form of cosmetic tattooing that is focused on scars and stretchmarks.
Surgical or accidental scars can be a bother and a reminder for some patients that would prefer to not notice them.
Book a free consultation to see if you are a suitable candidate.
About Caroline
Meet Caroline – Registered Nurse & Scar Camouflage Specialist
Caroline has a deep interest in the transformative journey of healing—especially when it comes to scars. Having witnessed how scars are created in theatres, she acknowledges the necessity of incisions for both medical and aesthetic outcomes. However, she also understands that even the most meticulously made scars can sometimes impact a patient’s confidence.
Combining her attention to detail with advanced cosmetic artistry, Caroline has become a trusted expert in cosmetic tattooing—creating flawless eyeliner, lip blush, and brows.
She was runner-up in scar camouflage 2024 in Australia & NZ with ABACTA. Beyond beauty, her true passion lies in helping clients restore confidence in their skin. Using custom-blended skin tone pigments and targeted serums, she specializes in the art of scar camouflage and skin rejuvenation.
Whether it’s concealing surgical scars, or enhancing facial features with line reduction injections, Caroline approaches every client with empathy, precision, and a commitment to natural-looking results.
Registration Number : NMW0002850357
Scars & Stretchmarks
Customised person centred care.
A consultation is always necessary. Each treatment is customized to cater to your individual needs, providing a comprehensive approach to healing.
Accidental Scars
Accidental scars are marks left on the skin after an injury that wasn’t planned or intentional. These can result from cuts, burns, scrapes, falls, or other trauma to the skin. Like surgical scars, they form as part of the body’s natural healing process.
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Cuts or lacerations
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Burns or scalds
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Road rash or abrasions
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Animal bites or scratches
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Sports injuries or falls
Other scars ..
Skin grafts
Self harm scaars
Liposuction scars
Acne scars
Surgical Scars
Surgical scars are marks left on the skin after an operation. They form as part of the body’s natural healing process when an incision is made and then closed.
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Flat or Pale Scars – common and usually fade over time.
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Hypertrophic Scars – raised and remains within the original incision.
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Keloid Scars – raised and extend beyond the original wound (best treated by DR)
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Atrophic Scars – sunken or pitted, though less common after surgery.
Stretchmarks
Stretch marks (medically known as striae) are streak-like scars that form when the skin stretches or shrinks rapidly. This sudden change causes the collagen and elastin in the skin to break, and as the skin heals, stretch marks may appear.
Causes :
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Pregnancy
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Rapid weight gain or loss
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Growth spurts (during puberty)
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Bodybuilding or muscle growth
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Hormonal changes (e.g. from medications or medical conditions)
Before and Afters
Gallery
Caroline's goal is to minimise your scar and stretchmarks with a personalised plan including but not limited to topical serums, customised inks, PDO threads and skin boosters.
Facial Scar
1 session
Accidental Scar
1 session
Forearm Scar
3 sessions
Self Harm Scars
5 sessions
Hypopigmentation
3 sessions
Dark Scar
3 sessions
Reviews
Patients' reviews on scar and strechmark revisions.
Gemma M.
"My stretchmarks have been a sore topic since after I had my third baby. I can't believe there is finally a treatment that actually makes them fade"
Carla R.
"People would always ask me about my self harm scars which reminded me of a dark chapter of my life. Instead of putting a tattoo over it I had scar camouflage with Caroline that has changed my life."
Sakura Y.
"I had a scar from a skin graze that got infected and was always being asked about it. I was so tired of repeating myself so I had 4 sessions with Caroline and I don't notice it anymore! Thanks Caroline!"
The Journey.
Paramedical tattooing takes patience from both the practiotioner and the patient. Multiple sessions,with healing time in between, is the best course of action for most scars and stretchmarks.
Needed if your scar is bumpy and raised.
Inkless Scar Revision.
Inkless is targeted CIT with a tattoo gun and selected serums. The depth of the skin is taken into consideration as is the type of the scar itself. This is often the first course of action depending on the individual scar.
Best for flat scars.
Scar Camouflage with Customised Ink.
Depending on if the scar is light or dark, customized ink will be blended and layered on over sessions like permanent concealer.
Scar Lightening.
Pre and Post Scar Lightening with serum.
For scars that are darker than the surrounding skin, lightening may be achieved with inkless or ink.
Book Your Free Consultation.
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Opening Hours
Visit Us
Tuesday - Friday:
10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Saturday:
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Sunday: Closed