Dark Circle Camouflage Tattoo
Dark circle camouflage tattoo in Christchurch: soft pigment, placed very superficially, softens blue, purple, grey or brown under-eye tones. It brightens rather than erases, and a consultation is required.
(one session)
$400
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Frequently Asked Questions
Consultation
Every tattoo treatment includes a complimentary consultation as part of your appointment.
If you would like to book a separate consultation before deciding on or booking a treatment, the consultation fee is $50.
Want to learn more? Visit our blog section, where Dasha has prepared articles and video consultations covering many common questions.
If you would like to discuss your individual case or find out which treatment is suitable for you, please book a private consultation. Personal consultations are not provided by email, phone, or photos.
Do you need a quote for your insurance company?
Do you need a quote for your insurance provider?
To obtain a quote, please book a consultation via our online booking system.
A formal document will be prepared by Dasha during your in-person consultation.
If you are unable to attend in person, Dasha will prepare the document during your scheduled online appointment and email it to you as a PDF.
Payment Options for Insurance-Covered Treatments Upfront Payment by Insurance An invoice will be issued for the scheduled treatment. Your insurance provider is expected to process payment in advance. If payment is not received by the appointment time, the session will be rescheduled.
Client Payment with Reimbursement You may pay for the treatment on the day of your session. An invoice will be provided so you can submit it to your insurance provider for reimbursement.
Consultation
The consultation fee is $50.
Consultation is free if booked on the same day as the tattoo treatment.
Want to learn more? Visit our blog section! Dasha has prepared articles and videos with online consultations for you.
Can I Get a Consultation and Treatment on the Same Day?
How do I prepare for my appointment?
Four steps to prepare before your Dark Circles Camouflage Tattooing treatment:
No make-up on the day of the treatment;
Don’t consume vitamin C a day before the treatment;
To help ensure a smooth and comfortable treatment experience, please avoid tea, coffee, and alcohol on the day of your appointment. These beverages contain substances that can thin your blood and increase the risk of swelling and bleeding.
Paracetamol reduces pain and helps reduce inflammation so if you’re worried, take two before your treatment.
Is dark circles camouflage tattooing the same as concealer?
Will it completely remove my dark circles?
Will it completely remove my dark circles?
No. Dark circles camouflage tattooing is designed to soften the appearance of dark under-eye circles, not erase them completely.
The pigment is placed very superficially into the skin, where it visually blends with your natural skin pigmentation. This can help brighten darker areas, soften blue, purple, grey or brown tones, and correct unwanted hues in the under-eye area.
However, this treatment does not work like concealer. Makeup sits on top of the skin and creates an opaque cover, while camouflage tattooing works within the skin to create a soft, natural-looking correction.
Realistic expectations are essential. The result should look subtle, natural and undetectable — a fresher, more even under-eye appearance rather than a completely covered or “made-up” effect.
Who is not suitable for this treatment?
Who is not suitable for this treatment?
This treatment may not be suitable if your under-eye darkness is mainly caused by puffiness, deep hollowness, eye bags, loose skin, active skin conditions, vascular issues, or strong structural shadows.
Dark circles camouflage tattooing is also not recommended for Fitzpatrick skin types IV–VI, especially for clients who are prone to hyperpigmentation after skin trauma, inflammation, acne, scratches, waxing, laser, or other skin treatments.
Darker and more reactive skin tones have a higher risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and pigment-related complications, which means the treated area may become darker rather than lighter.
A consultation is required to assess your skin tone, skin history, under-eye darkness, healing response and whether this treatment is appropriate for you.