Inkless Scar & Stretch Marks Removal & Revision (ISR)

Inkless Scars and Stretch Mark Removal & Revision (ISR)

Scars, Stretch Marks, Burns

Inkless Scars and Stretch Mark Removal & Revision (ISR) is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment aiming to improve the appearance of stretch marks and scars without using ink or pigment. 

  • Prices vary depending on the amount and size of the area requiring ISR treatment. The average cost per session typically falls between $100 and $400.
  • The ISR treatment required up to 10 sessions, 4 to 8 weeks apart.

Here's How It Works:

  • Book a consultation or consultation + patch test through our online booking program.
  • During the consultation, Dasha will examine your scar tissue area, recommend a possible solution, and provide you with a quote. 
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Frequently Asked Qustions

Do you need a quote for your insurance company?

Book a consultation through our online booking system.

Dasha will prepare the document during your consultation.

If you can't come in, Dasha will prepare the document at your booked online time and send it as a PDF file.

Can Keloid or Hypertroficscars be treated with Inkless Scar Revision tretment?
Unfortunately, Inkless Scar Revision treatment cannot be used for keloid scars. While this might be disappointing news, it's important to prioritize safety and effectiveness when treating scars. Keloid scars are known to be particularly sensitive and prone to worsening with certain treatments.
How many Inkless Scar Revision treatments are required?
The number of treatments needed for Inkless Scar Revision varies depending on several factors: Scar characteristics: Size, depth, age, and type of scar tissue all influence treatment needs. Skin type: Lighter skin tones typically respond better than darker ones. Medical conditions: Certain medical conditions may affect healing and treatment outcomes.
Can I get Skin Camouflage after Inkless Scar Revision treatment?
Absolutely! After we flatten the scar tissue and improve the overall texture of the skin, we can perfectly match the white scar to your natural skin tone using a technique called Skin Camouflage.