It's an advanced paramedical treatment that uses an ultra-fine needle to tattoo specialized regenerative serums (rather than pigment) into the scar tissue. This process stimulates your body's own natural collagen and elastin production to soften, flatten, and visibly smooth the texture of the scar.

Because results depend on the scar's age and severity, most clients require a series of 3 to 5 sessions spaced 6–8 weeks apart. We build the results gradually to achieve the best possible improvement in texture and appearance.

Our goal is always to deliver a visible, life-changing improvement. While Inkless Scar Revision significantly softens the texture and visibility of the scar, complete disappearance is not a realistic expectation. We focus on making the scar less noticeable so you can feel more comfortable in your skin.

No, they are different but often complementary. Scar Revision focuses on correcting the texture of the scar using healing serums. Scar Camouflage uses flesh-toned pigment to match the color of the scar to the surrounding skin.

Some swelling is normal in the first 24–48 hours but typically subsides quickly. Applying a cold compress (not directly on the lips) can help reduce swelling.

You can expect the scar tissue to become softer, flatter, and visibly smoother over a series of sessions. The treatment reduces the firmness and improves the scar's texture so it blends more seamlessly with the surrounding skin.

Yes, absolutely. Unlike pigment-based treatments, Inkless Scar Revision uses serums and regenerative techniques, making it safe and effective for all skin tones without the risk of hyperpigmentation.

While most clients are good candidates, you may not be eligible if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active infection or open wound near the treatment area, or have certain auto-immune disorders. We discuss your full medical history during the consultation.

You must avoid applying makeup, heavy creams, or strong active ingredients (like Retinols or AHAs) to the treated area for at least 10 days. We will provide a specific, gentle aftercare balm to use as directed to aid healing.

Yes, follow-up sessions are essential for optimal results. Scar Revision is a layering process. Most clients require 3 to 5 sessions, spaced 6–8 weeks apart, to achieve the maximum possible improvement in scar texture.

Absolutely not. Since this is an inkless, regenerative technique, the focus is only on improving the skin's texture and promoting natural healing. The result is a smoother scar that blends more seamlessly, looking entirely natural.