by Rae Denman | Sep 22, 2020 | Hair Loss, Medical Tattooing, Scalp pigmentation, Skin pigmentation
Female pattern hair loss due to Menopause Is the Menopause causing your hair to thin? Have you noticed patchiness around your temples or crown? Very commonly, the volume and condition of hair will worsen as a person ages, and with many women this...
by Rae Denman | Jan 23, 2020 | Medical makeup, Medical Tattooing, Scarring, Scars, Skin pigmentation
Unwanted scarring from surgery? Do you have unwanted scarring from surgery? Sometimes scarring can be more visible than anticipated leaving an unhappy patient that wishes they had not had surgery in the first place. What if the visibility of the scarring can be...
by Rae Denman | Dec 16, 2019 | Scarring, Scars, Skin pigmentation, Stretchmarks
Stretchmarks and Medical Tattooing Stretchmarks are very common and they present no risk and can often become less visible over time. Stretchmarks can be white, silver, pink, red, brown, or purple, and are most common on the upper arms, chest, tummy, hips,...
by Rae Denman | Nov 25, 2019 | burns, Camouflage, camouflage Cream, Cleft Lip, Hair Loss, Medical makeup, Medical Tattooing, Port Wine Stains, Scalp pigmentation, Scarring, Scars, Skin grafts, Skin pigmentation
Are you a male that is concerned with some aspect of your appearance? Are you a male and nervous or unsure of walking into a clinic? Where medical tattooing is concerned I see as many males as I do women. Men are just as self-conscious when it comes to...
by Rae Denman | Nov 25, 2019 | Camouflage, camouflage Cream, Medical makeup, Port Wine Stains, Scarring, Scars, Skin grafts, Skin pigmentation, Tattoo Removal, Uncategorized
I am incredibly excited to announce that The Rae Denman Range at Veil Cover Cream has been launched. Over the past few months, I’ve been working with Veil Cover Cream to launch 10 brand new Veil Cover Cream shades, 2 new Finishing Powder shades and a skincare...
by Rae Denman | Oct 1, 2019 | Camouflage, Cleft Lip, Medical Tattooing, Scarring, Scars, Skin pigmentation, Uncategorized
There are a large number of factors that cause a cleft palate or a hair lip / cleft lip including race, sex and environmental factors. Between 1 in every 600-700 people will be born with a cleft lip and/or palate, this is approximately 0.14% of the population. Many...
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