NUE Conceal
NUE Conceal Inkless Stretch Mark Revision
Inkless stretch mark revision (ISR) represents a groundbreaking approach to addressing stretch marks without using traditional tattoo pigments. This innovative technique focuses on stimulating the skin’s natural healing processes to improve the appearance of stretch marks from within.
Unlike conventional treatments that simple mask the marks, inkless revision works to actually transform the skin’s texture and tone overtime.
The primary purpose of ISR is to create subtle, natural-looking improvements by encouraging collagen production and cellular turnover. This leads to smoother, more even-toned skin that blends seamlessly with surrounding areas. The technique is particularly effective for newer stretch marks that still have reddish brown or purplish appearance, though it can also benefit older, silvery marks with regular treatment.
How does NUE Conceal ISR work?
At the heart of ISR is the process of collagen induction. When the skin experiences micro damage through specialized techniques, it responds by producing new collagen and elastin fibers. These proteins are essential for maintaining skin elasticity, strength, and overall texture.
During an inkless procedure, practitioners use precision tools to create microscopic channels in the skin. This controlled damage triggers the skin’s natural healing response, flooding the area with growth factors and stimulating fibroblast activity. Over time, this process helps rebuild and restructure the damaged skin tissue within the stretch marks, resulting in improved texture and appearance.
Who are the Best Candidates for Inkless Revision?
Those with newer stretch marks(red, pink, or purple)
Individuals seeking improvement in both color and texture
People willing to undergo multiple treatments for progressive results
Those who prefer not to introduce pigments into their skin
Clients with darker skin tones who may be concerned about pigmentation issues
Inkless Revision + Pigment Camouflage
Many clients actually benefit from a combined approach, using inkless revision to improve texture and structure while employing pigment camouflage to address persistent color differences.