NUE Conceal Inkless Serums: Regen + Bright
Procedure name: ISR — Inkless Scar Revision
What is ISR (Inkless Scar Revision)?
ISR (Inkless Scar Revision) is a cosmetic/paramedical treatment where we use a precise tattooing/microneedling-style technique to create controlled micro-channels in the skin and deliver active serums into the tissue — without adding pigment.
The goal is to help improve texture and/or tone so scars and stretch marks become less noticeable over time.
What products are used in ISR?
For ISR, I work with NUE Conceal Bright and Regen serums.
Depending on the scar tissue, we may also use other professional serums, including:
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Sakine-based serums
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Acid-based serums
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Glycolic-based serums
✅ Serum selection is customised — we choose the most suitable option based on the type of scar tissue, its texture, thickness, sensitivity, and pigment behaviour.
The key difference (the “who does what” part)
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Nue Regen = texture repair
Helps improve the structure of the scar/stretch mark: unevenness, “broken” texture, firmness and elasticity. -
Nue Bright = tone correction
Focuses on discolouration — helps reduce pigmentation in scars/stretch marks and supports a more even-looking tone.
Often they’re used together: Regen for texture + Bright for pigmentation.
What these treatments can help with
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Stretch marks (including older, more “set” texture)
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Scars where the goal is smoother texture and/or less visible colour contrast
(This is a paramedical treatment — results depend on your skin, scar type, and healing response.)
What’s inside (official composition)
Nue Regen — composition
Aqua (Water), Propylene Glycol, Glycerin, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide (Vitamin B3), Nue Regen™ Proprietary Complex, Amino Acid Complex, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Chlorphenesin. NUE Professional+1
Nue Bright — composition
Aqua (Water), Propylene Glycol, Glycerin, Hyaluronic Acid, Alpha Arbutin, Niacinamide, Hydration Complex, (Nue …) Proprietary Complex, Amino Acid Complex, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Chlorphenesin.
How the serum is delivered into the skin
During the treatment, we use a precision technique (similar to tattooing) to create controlled micro-channels and deliver the serum into the dermis / upper hypodermis, so it reaches the layers where it’s needed.
This controlled micro-trauma triggers the skin’s natural renewal process — supporting cell turnover and collagen production. Over time, this can help improve scar texture and support a more even-looking skin tone/pigmentation.
It’s also normal for scar tissue to respond quickly during the session: the area may swell slightly and look puffy — that’s a typical short-term reaction.
The treatment is not usually painful. Most clients describe it as a light scratch or prickling sensation.
