British Association of Skin Camouflage
PO Box 202 Macclesfield SK11 6FP United Kingdom
Tel: 01625 871129  www.skin-camouflage.net

 

The dermatoses most frequently referred to BASC for skin camouflage include:

• Acne erythema and scarring
• Campbell de Morgan spots (cherry angiomas)
• Chloasma (also called Melasma)
• Cleft lip
• Dermatotis papulosa nigra
• Discoid lupus erthematosus
• Eczema (providing it is not weeping or cracked)
• Ephelides (freckles)
• Haemangiomas
• Kaposi’s sarcoma
• Lentigo
• Melanocytic naevus or naevi
• Neurofibromatosis (café au lait marks)
• Port wine stains

• Psoriasis (providing it is not nail, scalp,
  persistent palmoplantar, erythrodermic
  or pustular forms of psoriasis)
• Rosacea
• Solar lentigo (age spots)
• Striae (stretch marks)
• Telangiectasia (spider naevus)
• Vitiligo (and Leucoderma)
• Xanthelasma

We are also frequently requested to help conceal:

• scar tissue - resulting from surgical procedures, accidents, acts of violence and self-injury
• unwanted tattoos
• excessive “flushing and blushing”