Omnis Ink

I’ve been making some great progress on these facelift scars. Client has had two sessions of scar camouflage. These pictures reflect two sessions, healed and then we did some minor touchup work for her third. In about 6 weeks she’ll be all healed, done with her treatments and pony tail ready. 🙂

Start now and be ready for the new year! Fall and winter are the best times to get tattooed.

Sometimes you just have to give yourself credit when credit is due and say “god damn! I’m good!” Lol 😂
As an artist, I’m my own worst critic, always seeing where I could improve and striving for perfection, it feels good to let that s**t go and just pat myself on the back.
This was two appointments, spaced six weeks apart.
So, to break that down:
Client came in for 1st appointment.
6 weeks later she came in for second appointment.
6 weeks later she came in for touch up but didn’t need one and we took this photo.
So three months from 1st photo to 2nd photo. Why am I breaking this down?
Do you notice her skin quality? During that three months, she upped her skin care routine.
Can you tell? It’s amazing what quality skin treatments and skin care can do.
If you’re wanting to up your skin care routine, but not sure where to start, book an appointment with or
They’ll get you started and then you can pat yourself on the back too. 🙂

Some fantastic progress on this brachioplasty scar! One appointment healed and ready for round 2.
Of all the cosmetic surgery scars I work on, I think these are the most bothersome to my clients. There’s a lot of tension and movement while healing, which can affect the scars outcome.
The good news is, these scars are often nice and soft and often fall under the “easier” category to camouflage.
Have a brachioplasty scar you would like to camouflage? Hit me up!
971-357-1649

One Inkless serum treatment to heal stretch marks. No tattooing, just helping your body heal the stretch marks naturally. No downtime, can be done in the summer, and almost everyone is a candidate.
Call 971-357-1649 to book!
Or hit the link in my bio.

In a world where we have AI, Photoshop, and really sophisticated apps at our fingertips, it’s important as a consumer to be able to sense, “What’s too good to be true.” It’s hard though. And as an artist, posting edited photos, just sets yourself up for failure, creates unrealistic expectations, and really harms the industry as a whole. The mantra in our house has always been “be true to yourself.”
Let’s do our best to keep it real. ✌️