Restorative services

Gentle artistry. Real confidence.

We fund three restorative cosmetic services, performed by vetted professionals.

Eyebrow restoration

What it is: A trained artist uses cosmetic pigment and fine, hair-like strokes or soft shading to recreate the look of natural eyebrows. It can help after hair loss from chemotherapy, alopecia, or other conditions.
Who it may help: People with partial or full brow loss related to a medical condition or treatment.
Things to know: Results fade over time and may need touch-ups. Active treatment, healing skin, or certain skin conditions may mean waiting.

Scalp micropigmentation

What it is: Tiny dots of pigment are placed in the scalp to give the appearance of fuller hair, a defined hairline, or a closely shaved look. It does not regrow hair.
Who it may help: People with thinning hair, hair loss, or scarring related to a medical condition or treatment.
Things to know: Usually completed over several sessions. Scalp sensitivity, scarring, or ongoing treatment may affect suitability.

Areola restoration

What it is: Skilled three-dimensional tattooing recreates the appearance of the nipple and areola, often as a final step after breast reconstruction.
Who it may help: People who have had breast surgery related to cancer or another medical condition, of any gender.
Things to know: Typically requires clearance from your surgeon and full healing of reconstructed tissue.

Eligibility & provider assessment

Eligibility criteria are being finalized and will be published before applications open. Every approved recipient meets with a provider for an assessment, and the provider decides whether a service is safe and appropriate. Your own medical team may need to confirm you are ready.

Approval for funding and suitability for treatment are not guaranteed. Possible contraindications include active treatment, certain medications, skin conditions, pregnancy, or incomplete healing. This page is general information, not medical advice.

How to apply