Faces by Di

Scars tell a story—but they don’t have to be the first thing you see.
This client’s scar camouflage is fully healed after just one session. By carefully matching your natural skin tone, paramedical tattooing can help soften the appearance of scars and restore confidence.
Every scar is unique, so treatment plans and results vary. A consultation is the best way to determine if you’re a good candidate.
📍Valencia, CA
🌐 www.facesbydi.com
📞 661-718-6292

Yesterday I had the honor of creating 3D ar**la tattoos for someone I’ve known for over 20 years.
After her consultation, she decided she was finally ready to take this step. She was nervous the day of her appointment, but together we walked through every part of the process.
When I handed her the mirror for the reveal, the first words out of her mouth were:
“Oh my God... they’re so cute.”
Then we both cried.
Moments like these remind me that this work is about so much more than tattooing. It’s about helping someone feel whole again, reclaiming a piece of themselves, and closing a chapter that may have started with surgery, illness, or loss.
Many people don’t realize this service exists, so if you know someone who may benefit from 3D ar**la restoration, please share this post with them. ❤️
Sometimes healing looks like art.

Reposting because Instagram decided not to play nice the first time. 🤷🏻‍♀️

This before & after features 3D ar**la restoration, a specialized form of medical tattooing that helps restore the appearance of the ar**la following surgery.

For many clients, this is more than a tattoo—it’s the final step in a healing journey.

Many people don’t realize this service exists, so if you know someone who may benefit from ar**la restoration, please share this post. You never know who might need to see it. 🩷

If this transformation moved you, leave a ❤️ in the comments so more people can learn that this option is available.

Shared with client consent.

Yesterday I had the honor of creating 3D ar**la tattoos for a longtime friend.
After her consultation, she decided she was finally ready to take this step. She was nervous the day of her appointment, but together we walked through every part of the process.
When I handed her the mirror for the reveal, the first words out of her mouth were:
“Oh my God... they’re so cute.”
Then we both cried.
Moments like these remind me that this work is about so much more than tattooing. It’s about helping someone feel whole again, reclaiming a piece of themselves, and closing a chapter that may have started with surgery, illness, or loss.
Many people don’t realize this service exists, so if you know someone who may benefit from 3D ar**la restoration, please share this post with them. ❤️
Sometimes healing looks like art.