What is Inkless Tattoo or ISR?

Inkless Tattooing, also known as Inkless Scar Revision (ISR), is a specialised cosmetic treatment aimed at improving the appearance and texture of scars and stretch marks.

Unlike traditional camouflage tattooing, ISR focuses solely on refining skin texture rather than adding pigment. This treatment offers a transformative journey for individuals seeking to reclaim confidence in their skin. By addressing raised, indented, or uneven scars and stretch marks, it helps create a smoother, more natural skin surface.

ISR is an empowering solution for those looking to enhance the texture and feel of their skin without the use of pigment, offering renewed self-assurance and a fresh start on their path to healing.

how does it work?


ISR works by creating tiny micro-punctures in the skin's surface, reaching the dermis layer. These punctures act as channels to deliver a medical-grade, FDA-approved vegan serum designed to target scars and stretch marks. This serum penetrates deep into the skin, promoting healing and regeneration.




The process activates the body’s natural healing response, stimulating cellular turnover, reconstructing fibroblast cells, and boosting collagen and elastin production. The result is smoother, healthier skin with visible improvements in texture and overall appearance.

cost, eligibility and treatment timeframes.

ISR is beneficial for those who prefer not to introduce new pigmentation, but rather focus on refining scar texture and skin feel. It is particularly helpful for raised or textured acars, Hypertrophic or thick, raised scars from injury, surgery, or stretchmarks.

Each experience and person is different. Whilst, most cases typically require 2-4 treatments to achieve their desired results it does depend on multiple factors. It is both important and imperative to examine the texture and structure of the skin to determine the number of treatments required for an individual and the associated cost.

In all cases, a complimentary consultation is necessary.

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