Absolutely, Inkless camouflage can be used as 2 different treatments.

First : for clients who don’t want their stretch marks to be covered or just want a more natural way to help with the appearance of their stretch marks and scars.

Second: A pre-treatment for camouflage

• Helps to speed up the healing of red & purple stretch marks.

• In some cases it even completely heals both skin abnormalities.

• Helps with texture of scars.

• Helps minimize the appearance of both stretch marks & scars.

• Can treat all kinds of stretch marks.

• Can treat raised scars (still avoid keloids). *

• We use a serum for the treatment.

• Improved skin texture, firmness, and hydration.

• Treatment brings back the skin’s natural tone. Collagen and elastin are needed to give skin a plump, smooth, and bouncy texture. Inkless reduces the texture and appearance of stretch marks by 30-50% and about 45% of clients need multiple sessions, depending on the severity of your stretch marks.

• Improves cellular turnover, reconstruction, and rejuvenation of Fibroblast cells, Collagen, and Elastin. Whether stretch marks are red, purple, or white, this natural treatment can reduce the texture of your stretch marks and scars by 20%-100% after just one session.

Inkless camouflage is a serum in which we deposit vitamins into each stretch marks and scar to help to reduce and remove their appearance.

Inkless is considered one of the safest skin treatment procedures and works much better than other treatment options.

• Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharide produced by the cells in our body.

• Hyaluron is known for its modulating action on inflammation in the healing process. It stimulates the regeneration of new tissue and blood capillaries (angiogenesis).

• Area of application: Inkless Camouflage, Microneedling, Mesotherapy Hyaluron Shock is a smoothing serum recipe with 0.5% hyaluron - sodium hyaluronate crosspolymer and 2% hyaluronic acid.

• Made in Germany

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Inkless camouflage works similar as Microneedling. It creates trauma on the treated area – forces is to heal by sending fibroblasts to start the healing process. Because the cells are damaged they start producing new collagen and elastin to repair small fractures.

We use inkless serum to insure the needle glide and to induce much needed hydration to the treated area.

Keloid scars are raised, reddish nodules that develop at the site of an injury. After a wound has occurred to the skin both skin cells and connective tissue cells (fibroblasts) begin multiplying to repair the damage. A scar is made up of ‘connective tissue’, gristle-like fibers deposited in the skin by the fibroblasts to hold the wound closed. With keloids, the fibroblasts continue to multiply even after the wound is filled in. Thus keloids project above the surface of the skin and form large pile of scar tissue. Keloids need to be overseen by a doctor. He can perform a skin biopsy to rule out more serious conditions such as nodular scleroderma, a type of connective tissue disease or a fungal infection of the skin.

Do not treat if client has: - Hemophilia (Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder in which the blood does not clot properly), prone to keloid scarring, If client has Diabetes, open wounds, psoriasis, Vitiligo, skin irritations, pigmented lesions, dermatitis, If during treatment the client develops any rash or skin irritation, do not treat pregnant ladies or breast-feeding ladies.