Meo   brings the new treatment technology from Brazil to Dusseldorf
- To the KÖ district

Medical tattoo camouflage is a new treatment technique developed in Brazil in 2016. The pioneers of this technique include Vanessa Silveira, Rodolpho Tatuador and Fernanda Jaffré. See under "ABOUT MEO".

The medical tattoo camouflage technique and the Meo   technique are two highly effective treatment techniques.

How does this technique work?

With the medical tattoo camouflage treatment, the affected skin area is aesthetically concealed.
In the first step, the patient's skin tone is determined using color pigments. Then, the determined color pigments are introduced into the second layer of skin (dermis) using a needle, similar to tattooing. After the treatment, the skin requires approx. 4 - 8 weeks to regenerate, and the affected area can no longer be distinguished from the other healthy skin areas.

In areas where this technique has gained popularity (e.g. especially in Latin and North America), patients experience a new quality of life post-treatment.
With the Meo -treatment, the first and second skin layer (dermis) are penetrated. This opens many of the finest micro-channels in the skin. By simulating the intentional slight injury to the skin, collagen and elastin production is stimulated, in addition to the formation of new cells and blood vessels. In this way, the skin is restructured, tightened and smoothed by the increased release of growth hormones. This treatment technique is a further development of the Vanessa Silveira technique.