Stretch Mark Treatment

There are 2 treatments Med-Ink offers for Stretch Marks: Scar Camouflage and Inkless Stretch Marks Revision (ISR). ISR is an innovative technique used to permanently improve the appearance of stretch marks.

What Is Inkless Stretch Marks Revision?

• ISR is a cosmetic procedure specifically designed for stretch marks.
• It involves creating small wounds in the skin using a permanent makeup or tattoo machine.
• These tiny wounds serve as channels for a serum to be absorbed into the skin.
• The procedure stimulates the body’s natural healing response, enhancing collagen and elastin production.
• Unlike traditional tattoos, ISR does not use ink; instead, it relies on the serum for results.
• Other names for this treatment include:
• Inkless stretch marks treatment
• Inkless stretch mark removal
• Inkless stretch mark camouflage
• MCA Needling (Multi-tropanic collagen actuation)
• Dry Tattooing
• Collagen Induction Therapy
• Medical Needling

How Does It Work?

• The practitioner customizes an serum to match your skin tone.
• Using the permanent makeup or tattoo machine, they create controlled micro-injuries in the stretch mark area.
• The serum is then applied to enhance the body’s healing response.
• This combination treatment allows for better absorption than topical applications alone.
• ISR is effective for various skin tones and different types of stretch marks.

Benefits of Inkless Stretch Marks Revision:

• Fast and effective: Permanently improves the appearance of stretch marks.
• All-natural: Uses serums and vitamins.
• Minimal downtime: Healing time is relatively short.
• Numbing cream is applied to reduce discomfort.
• Typically, 1-4 sessions are required for optimal results.

Understanding Stretch Marks:

• Stretch marks, medically known as striae distensae, appear as visible linear scars.
• They develop due to excessive stretching or shrinking of the skin.
• Factors like pregnancy, puberty growth spurts, rapid weight changes, and muscle growth can lead to stretch marks.
• Early stretch marks may be reddish, purple, or dark brown, gradually fading over time.

Other Stretch Mark Treatments:

• Home remedies (such as lotions) have limited effectiveness.
• Sun tanning does not fade stretch marks; it may even make them more noticeable.