14 Devonshire Row, Liverpool Street, London, EC2M 4RH
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London's leading clinic for the treatment of scars & stretch marks. We offer custom blended skin tone tattoo camouflage to disguise scars and stretch marks, and a natural inkless technique with scar repair serum for scar and stretch mark improvement.
Furthermore, we provide training to other clinics who want to offer these life-changing treatments.
We also provide Scalp Micropigmentation - the ultimate hair loss solution for men & women. SMP is the tattooing of tiny micro dots on the scalp to emulate hair follicles. This can either given the illusion of a shaved head, or colour in the scalp to disguise thinning hair on both men and women. It is much more affordable than hair transplants.
In fact when hair transplants fail, SMP is a good solution to fill in any gaps. The results with SMP and instant and permanent.
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Mon: 10.00 - 19.00
Tue: 10.00 - 19.00
Wed: 10.00 - 19.00
Thu: 10.00 - 19.00
Fri: 10.00 - 19.00
Sat: 10.00 - 19.00
Sun: Closed - Closed
The use of chemical peels to soften and improve the appearance of skin dates back to the ancient Egyptians. Today, scientists have identified numerous forms of acid which can be used to treat skin.[Read More]
Cosmetic skin camouflage is the art of concealing a discolouration, blemish or scar with the application of specialist camouflage creams that are matched to the surrounding skin tones. [Read More]
Unlike ablative and non-ablative lasers Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing (Fractional Photothermolysis) only damages small zones within a target area, causing fractional trauma and quicker recovery. [Read More]
The removal of tattoos using lasers has been carried out for over 20 years; the use of certain lasers, Q-Switched Ruby and Nd:YAG, have become the preferred method for tattoo removal treatment.[Read More]
Medical Skin Needling, also referred to as Collagen Induction Therapy and Micro-Needling is aimed at stimulating the body’s own collagen production to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.[Read More]
The specialist techniques used to create semi-permanent make-up are often referred to as micropigmentation and provide an alternative to cosmetic pencils applied to the eyebrows, eyelids and lips.[Read More]
Non-Laser options for the removal of unwanted tattoos.[Read More]
Non-surgical hair replacement systems, also known as hair bonding or hair integration allow you to sleep, shower, swim and carry on with your life as if you had your own hair. [Read More]
RF energy is able to penetrate deep into the skin causing tissue tightening, heating of fat cells and increased blood circulation for body contouring, fat and cellulite reduction treatments.[Read More]
RF energy is able to penetrate deep into the skin and affect the deeper dermis and subcutaneous layers, causing tightening and improvements to the underlying tissue structure for facial rejuvenation.[Read More]
Common scars that affect many people include acne and chicken pox scars. Less common raised, red scars known as keloid scars or atrophic scars where the scar tissue is sunken away from the level of the normal skin surrounding it are able to be treated with the application of various products.[Read More]
Acne is a chronic inflammatory disease of the sebaceous hair follicles.[Read More]
Cellulite is the name given to the lumpy, irregular fat deposits often found around the hips, buttocks and upper leg areas. There are many different treatments that have been claimed to reduce the appearance of cellulite.[Read More]
Commonly concerns are focussed on changes in the skin and ones complexion that occur as we age. Skin specialists now believe that most of the changes that we see in our skin as we grow older are due to the sun (sometimes referred to as "photodamage"). [Read More]
The development of small crows feet, or shadows beneath the eyes (dark circles) can be the first signs that our skin is not as youthful and elastic as it once was. [Read More]
Tear trough rejuvenation is a relatively new treatment that is used to improve the appearance of dark circles or dark hollows underneath the eyes which appear in some people. [Read More]
The concept of facial skin tightening refers to cosmetic procedures which seek to cause contraction in the tissues to effectively tighten them up or which involve a lifting technique often accompanied by the removal of excess skin.[Read More]
Male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) is the commonest cause of hair loss in men. Alopecia areata can occur in both men and women.[Read More]
The signs of ageing on a person’s face start to show as early as the end of the second or the beginning of the third decade of a persons life. At first, fine lines start to form between the nose and the mouth, around the eyes and on the forehead.[Read More]
Age spots or lentigos, sometimes known as "liver spots" are medically known under the condition of hyperpigmentation. Professional skincare clinics have effective treatments to reduce the appearance of more pronounced age spots or hyperpigmentation. [Read More]
Scarring can affect a person’s confidence and self-esteem, particularly when the scars are on the face. Depending on the type of scar and the way an individual heals there are a variety of options for improving the appearance of scarring. [Read More]
Stretch Marks, known medically as Striae are lines or streaks on the skin, which can be pink, purple or white in colour (depending on their age), that occur when the inner skin layer is stretched thin and loses its elasticity.[Read More]
Successful removal of a tattoo (or the significant fading of it) will depend very much on the type of tattoo (professional or amateur), the inks used and the colour of those pigments as some colours respond better to the various treatments than others.[Read More]
Upper arm laxity, also known as bingo wings is a common problem for many men and women. The main treatments are brachioplasty or upper arm lift and liposuction.[Read More]
Zena really does deserve all the flowers! I recently trained with her in MCA Inkless therapy aswell as in Scar & stretchmark camouflage. I normally feel quite anxious before training but the moment I stepped into Ink Illusions I knew this was my environment! The energy was positive, the space was clean and inspiring and I was immediately excited to learn! Zena makes everything seem understandable and was happy to answer all the questions I threw at her! I have come away from the course feeling really confident, excited, supported and ready to offer some new, game changing treatments to my clients! I can’t wait to learn more with Zena in the future!
Had a micro needling facial and got great results. Lovely team.
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Tummy tuck scars are a common request for lightening treatment with ink. Firstly, you should always try the Inkless method to see how this can improve the scar without ink. TCI pigmentation peels can also help. When a client has tried several other treatments already then they may be adamant they want ink. This is a complex case and the chosen colour is based on colour theory, the scar colour, a previous artists wrong colour usage, plus their skin tone.
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Distance: 34km. Time: 0:46.
1. Start on Ingrave Road (A128) 600m
2. Turn right onto Wilson's Corner 20m
3. Turn left onto Ongar Road (A128) 70m
4. At roundabout take 1st exit onto William Hunter Way
5. Exit roundabout onto William Hunter Way 90m
6. At roundabout take 1st exit onto William Hunter Way
7. Exit roundabout onto William Hunter Way 400m
8. At the end of the road turn left onto Western Road 120m
9. At the end of the road turn left onto Weald Road 60m
10. Turn right onto High Street (A1023) 400m
11. Continue on London Road (A1023) 1400m
12. Continue on Brook Street (A1023) 900m
13. At roundabout take 2nd exit onto A12 150m
14. Exit roundabout onto A12 3.8km
15. At roundabout take 3rd exit onto Eastern Avenue East (A12) 80m
16. Exit roundabout onto Eastern Avenue East (A12) 11km
17. At roundabout take 2nd exit onto Eastern Avenue (A12) 60m
18. Exit roundabout onto Eastern Avenue (A12) 1400m
19. At roundabout take 3rd exit onto Eastern Avenue (A12) 200m
20. Exit roundabout onto Eastern Avenue (A12) 6km
21. Continue on East Cross Route (A12) 2.4km
22. Take the sliproad on the left towards A12 300m
23. Turn right onto Wick Lane (B142) 50m
24. Turn right onto Tredegar Road (B142) 200m
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30. At the end of the road turn left onto Shoreditch High Street (A10) 300m
31. Continue on Norton Folgate (A10) 120m
32. Continue on Bishopsgate (A10) 400m
33. Turn left onto New Street 50m
34. Arrive at Ink Illusions
Distance: 27km. Time: 0:42.
1. Start on unnamed road 130m
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22. At roundabout take 2nd exit onto Sidcup Road (A20) 40m
23. Exit roundabout onto Sidcup Road (A20) 400m
24. At the fork turn right onto Kidbrooke Park Road (A2213) 1300m
25. Merge right onto Rochester Way Relief Road (A2) 4.2km
26. At the fork turn right onto Blackwall Tunnel Approach (A102) 1.9km
27. Take the sliproad on the left towards A102 300m
28. Merge right onto East India Dock Road (A13) 1300m
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33. Slight right onto St. Botolph Street (A11) 200m
34. Continue on Duke's Place (A1211) 110m
35. Continue on Bevis Marks (A1211) 160m
36. Continue on Camomile Street (A1211) 150m
37. Turn right onto Bishopsgate (A10) 180m
38. Turn right onto New Street 50m
39. Arrive at Ink Illusions
Distance: 52km. Time: 1:09.
1. Start on unnamed road 140m
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4. At roundabout take 3rd exit onto Northgate Avenue (A2004) 90m
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6. At roundabout take 3rd exit onto Crawley Avenue (A2011) 190m
7. Exit roundabout onto Crawley Avenue (A2011) 2km
8. At roundabout take 1st exit onto M23 30m
9. Exit roundabout onto M23 18km
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11. Continue on Brighton Road (A23) 2.9km
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22. At roundabout take 2nd exit onto London Road (A23) 80m
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30. At the fork turn right onto Brixton Road (A23) 160m
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33. At the fork turn left onto Newington Butts (A3) 600m
34. Slight right onto Newington Causeway (A3) 500m
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36. Continue on London Bridge (A3) 300m
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38. Turn right onto Gracechurch Street (A10) 30m
39. Slight left onto Gracechurch Street (A10) 300m
40. Continue on Bishopsgate (A10) 500m
41. Turn right onto New Street 50m
42. Arrive at Ink Illusions
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