NHS Services

Skin Camouflage

A specialist skin camouflage service, available free with a GP referral

Skin Camouflage Consultations
with Michelle McKenzie

Discover the transformative power of professional skin camouflage consultations with Michelle McKenzie, an accredited therapist with the British Association of Skin Camouflage and the Finishing Touches Group. Michelle specialises in teaching patients how to apply professional camouflage makeup to conceal various skin imperfections, including scars, birthmarks, port-wine stains, vitiligo, acne marks, and non-infectious skin conditions (dermatoses).

Personalised One-to-One Consultations

During a one-to-one consultation, Michelle will use her expertise to select the most suitable products for your skin type and teach you how to apply them effectively. Whether you’re dealing with a scar, birthmark, or any other skin condition, Michelle’s guidance can help you regain your confidence and live life to the fullest.

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Client Success Stories​

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Back in the Water with Confidence

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Facing People with Confidence

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From Shy Girl to Prom Queen

FAQ’s

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about out Dermatology services

Appointments are led by Michelle McKenzie, our accredited Beauty Therapist and Skin Camouflage Consultant.

Yes, you will need a GP referral for a healed medical skin condition that affects your well-being.

Michelle will assess your skin, match products to your tone, and teach you how to apply them for natural-looking coverage.

Yes, with a GP referral for eligible healed conditions. Many recommended creams are available on prescription.

It can last for several days without needing to be reapplied — even through showers or swimming.

No — most patients need just one 50-minute session.

It can conceal non-infectious skin issues like port-wine stains, scars, acne marks, and some forms of psoriasis.

No — it is not suitable for open or damaged skin, including active eczema.

Not usually recommended. In select cases, it may help self-esteem. Children under 12 need a referral from a GP or Paediatrician.

No, tattoo coverage is not included in this service.

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