Inkless Stretch Mark Revision utilizes both tattooing techniques and a vitamin serum which supports improved texture and color of the skin. The serum combined with the needling triggers the body’s natural healing response to make the stretch mark less noticeable.

The following current conditions exclude you from being an eligible candidate:

• Pregnancy/Lactating
• History of Keloid scarring
• History of easy/excessive hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation or pigmentation disorders
• Bleeding Disorders
• Cancer
• Currently taking antibiotics or steroids
• Currently receiving chemo/radiation treatment •History of Herpes Simplex (cold sores or fever blisters)* *Must be on preventative dose of Acyclovir/Valtrex in order to participate in Inkless Stretch Mark/Scar Revision if area to be treated is prone to cold sores/fever blisters/or Herpes zosters.
• Unhealthy or broken skin
• Inflammation
• Extensive sun or tanning 3 days prior and 8 weeks post treatment
• Accutane in the past 6 months to 1 year in area to be treated
• Glycolic acid products, Retin-A or Renova in the last 4 weeks in area to be treated
• Waxing the area to be treated in the past 7 days
• Any other chemical peel in area to be treated within 8 weeks of the treatment

You may experience redness, swelling, tightness, an/or “sun burnt” feeling for the first few days. From days 4 to 7, the area will be dry, flaky, and may possibly exhibit a small amount of scabbing. Between week 2–8 the area will appear more “normal,” look less irritated and be flatter.

There’s some discomfort, but it’s typically not painful. Most people only rate the discomfort level between a 2 to 4.

Risks involved with the Inkless Stretch Mark/Scar Revision include, but are not limited to:

• Mild to moderate discomfort or pain
• Redness and/or swelling
• Itching and/or irritation
• Sun sensitivity
• Skin sensitivity
• Pigment changes
• Scarring (in extreme cases)
• Allergic reaction
• Bacterial infection
• Skin peeling or flaking up to 14 days after the procedure

It is possible to use Inkless Stretch Mark Revision to improve lightly hyperpigmented stretch marks. However, it is advisable to perform a patch test before proceeding with the full area.

Yes, it can help revise tone and texture of stretch marks that are depressed.

Yes. While scar camouflage (done with pigment) works best on narrow stretch marks, Inkless Stretch Mark Revision works well to improve stretch marks of ANY width! It can improve tone and texture of wide, paper thin stretch marks on legs, stretch marks after pregnancy, stretch marks on boobs. It’s a great non-surgical way to get rid of stretch marks and make them not as noticeable.

Cleanse the stretch marks twice a day with a mild antibacterial soap and apply the provided aftercare ointment to keep the skin moisturized. After week two, you can begin massaging the area with the provided scar gel. Wear a minimum SPF 30+ during sun exposure for the first 8 weeks after treatment.

Your technician will provide you with verbal aftercare instruction as well as a printed aftercare sheet at the time of your appointment. You may also view by downloading the after care instructions here.

Typically, optimum improvement of stretch marks can be achieved in 1 to 3 sessions.

Yes, we require a consultation first to ensure that you are a good candidate for Inkless Stretch Mark Revision. We also need to see the areas we are treating in order to know how long of an appointment to schedule.

Inkless Stretch Mark revision is $375 per area, per session.

Example of individual areas are:

• Tummy
• Breasts (both)
• Inside of knees (both)
• Inner thighs (both)
• “Love handles”
• Underarms (both)