Creating realistic shoulder wrapping and scar tissue adds depth and storytelling to a sex doll’s appearance. Start with a reference approach: study natural shoulder contours, muscle structure, and how light plays on skin to determine where wrapping or scarring would form naturally. For shoulder wrapping, consider soft, fabric-based wraps or subtle paint/staining to simulate sutures, bandages, or therapeutic compression. Use fine brushes or micropigmentation-like techniques to replicate texture under the wrap, then ensure the edges fold realistically as the arm moves. When simulating scar tissue, the key is texture and tone variation. Build layers of pale, pink, or slightly darker pigment with a stippling or feathering technique to mimic raised or recessed scar tissue. Blend carefully into surrounding skin to avoid abrupt transitions. Transparent or translucent layers can imply depth beneath the surface, especially under lighting that highlights microtextures. If mobility is needed, ensure any prosthetic or wrapped components don’t hinder joint range. Protective sealants help preserve the look against handling and environmental factors. Documentation with scale references can help you reproduce consistent results across a collection. Realistic wraps and scars tell a convincing care story and add character while remaining respectful to the craft and viewer.