The Inkless Technique is a method that uses very fine tattoo needles to focus on damaged skin tissue, breaking down the scar tissue and stimulating the skin to repair itself. It's far more effective than microneedling and works by creating micro-channels in the skin to insert serums that help repair the skin, improving skin cell turnover, and rejuvenating collagen, fibroblast cells, and Elastin. This treatment can reduce stretch marks by 20%-100% after just one session.

This technique is called the inkless tattoo camouflage because it uses a method similar to tattooing but without ink. Instead, it uses a mix of serums to effectively reduce the appearance of stretch marks. This has become popular among permanent makeup artists and beauty therapists worldwide.

Stretch marks need to be at least 18 months old before treatment to ensure they have settled. Treating them too soon can cause irreversible damage. This method is suitable for most skin types and can effectively treat both new and old stretch marks.

Skin treatments take time, and there is no overnight fix. The skin turnover rate is around 4 weeks, and with inkless MCA needling, at least 6 weeks are left between treatments. Results can vary based on individual healing processes, but stretch marks typically look worse before they eventually lighten and improve.

Pain tolerance varies by individual. Some areas of the body are more sensitive, but a topical anesthetic can be applied to reduce discomfort. Most clients find the procedure to be painless or only mildly uncomfortable.

The number of sessions required varies by individual, as everyone's skin responds differently. The effectiveness also depends on various factors, including the age and severity of the stretch marks.

Treatment length varies depending on the area covered and the complexity of the stretch marks. Typical sessions can last from 1.5 to 2 hours.