INKLESS SCAR & STRETCHMARK REVISION(ISR) BY NEEDLING

montreal, qc

WHAT IS ISR?

Inkless scar and stretch mark revision is a non-pigmented skin treatment designed to improve the texture, flexibility, and overall appearance of scars and stretch marks—without depositing ink or altering your natural skin color.

The treatment is performed using a tattoo machine without pigment, allowing for precise, controlled micro-stimulation of the skin. This technique helps trigger the body’s natural healing response while respecting the delicate nature of scar tissue. During the session, specialized serums are gently worked into the skin to support hydration, repair, and collagen production.

HOW IT WORKS

Scar tissue behaves differently than healthy skin—it can feel tighter, thicker, less elastic, or uneven. Using a tattoo machine without ink allows for:

Targeted stimulation of fibrotic or rigid tissue
Improved skin flexibility and movement
Enhanced texture and smoothness
Gradual skin regeneration over time

For stretch marks, this process supports skin remodeling and can improve the appearance of both newer (red or purple) and older (white or silvery) marks.

What Does It Feel Like?

Most clients describe the sensation as mild to moderate, similar to light scratching or vibration. Comfort is always prioritized, and the treatment depth and speed are adjusted based on the area and individual sensitivity.

What Results Can You Expect?

Results appear gradually as the skin heals and renews itself. Over time, many clients notice:

Softer, more pliable skin
Improved texture and blending with surrounding skin
Reduced visual contrast or depth

Because scar tissue responds differently than normal skin, multiple sessions are often recommended. While this treatment does not erase scars or stretch marks, it can significantly improve how they look and feel.

Inkless scar and stretch mark revision works with your body, using controlled stimulation rather than pigment. It is an excellent option for clients seeking a natural approach or those preparing their skin for future camouflage tattooing.