Inkless Scar Revision

How it works

Inkless Scar Revision is a natural treatment that harnesses the power of medical-grade serum and precision techniques with a tattoo machine to effectively reduce the appearance of scars. While results are permanent, the number of sessions required can vary based on individual skin characteristics and the severity of the scars.

To ensure the best possible outcomes, we offer personalised packages tailored to meet each client’s unique needs and goals.

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Recommended for

• All genders
• Individuals with accident/ surgical scars
• Individuals with burn scars/ trauma scars
• Individuals with plastic surgery scars
• Individuals with mastectomy scars
• Individuals with self-inflicted scars
• individuals with laser tattoo removal scars

If your concern areas are not listed here and you’re unsure if this treatment is best suited for you, get in touch with us!

NOT Recommended for

• Pregnant/ Nursing
• Eczema/ Dermatitis*
• Metal Allergies
• Diabetes*
• Skin irritations*
• Rashes*

• Hives*
• Psoriasis*
• Keloids
• Hypertrophic scarring*
• Viral infections/ Diseases
• High Blood Pressure

For conditions marked with an asterisk (*), if you’re considering the treatment despite falling into any of these categories, we strongly recommend obtaining consent from your doctor. Additionally, individuals undergoing active cancer treatment or with a history of cancer should consult their healthcare provider before proceeding.

Prioritising your health and well-being before any cosmetic procedure is crucial. Therefore, we strongly advise presenting a doctor’s consent letter before proceeding with the treatment.

Transformation Examples

Take a look at these examples to see how our Inkless Scar Revision can make a difference. Each example highlights the impressive results, though it’s important to remember that achieving the best outcome usually requires a minimum of 4 to 8 sessions. We offer skin camouflage as an option to enhance coverage, which can be applied once the skin is flat to the touch, often reaching at least 95%.

To view the full transformations, click on the images below.