Can both dark and light patches be tattooed over?

Can both dark and light patches be tattooed over?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Only over hyperpigmentation
• D. Only over vitiligo

Answer: (A)

In PMU camouflage, the aim is to create a uniform skin tone by depositing pigment that blends patchy areas with the surrounding color. Both dark and light patches can be addressed because you select pigments and apply them in a way that matches or balances the undertone of the nearby skin. For darker patches, the pigment is chosen to neutralize the excess darkness and is feathered to blend into adjacent skin; for lighter patches, pigment is built up gradually to match the surrounding tone. Results depend on skin type, depth of the pigment, and maintenance, and certain conditions may affect feasibility, but overall camouflage can cover both dark and light patches.

In PMU camouflage, the aim is to create a uniform skin tone by depositing pigment that blends patchy areas with the surrounding color. Both dark and light patches can be addressed because you select pigments and apply them in a way that matches or balances the undertone of the nearby skin. For darker patches, the pigment is chosen to neutralize the excess darkness and is feathered to blend into adjacent skin; for lighter patches, pigment is built up gradually to match the surrounding tone. Results depend on skin type, depth of the pigment, and maintenance, and certain conditions may affect feasibility, but overall camouflage can cover both dark and light patches.