Edit scar and stretch mark rejuvenation

<h2>Expected results for stretch marks</h2> <p>If skin lacks elasticity or is loose, like on the bust or tummy, whilst dry tattooing will firm any stretch marks, the rest of the skin will still look loose, and the stretch marks less likely to blur away.  </p> <p>A combined Derma Roller/Dry Tattooing treatment would be suggested to tighten any loose skin, this can be carried out in the same session.</p> <p><strong>If the skin has good elasticity, fine, silvery-white stretch marks are likely to disappear after 2 or 3 treatments. </strong></p> <p>Colour begins to naturally return, the shine of thin skin disappears and the stretch marks thicken and tighten and blur into normal skin.</p> <p>Medium and wide stretch marks are more difficult to treat and a client’s expectations need to be well managed.  </p> <p>If the skin is tighter, and the marks looking and feeling firmer can be accepted as a result, then all is well as any result more than this would be very individual and medium to wide stretch marks disappearing is unlikely.  </p> <p><strong>Medium to wide stretch marks needs to be treated while they are fresh, still very pink or red, to get any result and this would be with specific creams rather than any needling.</strong></p> <p>Finally, if stretch marks are already normal skin colour and not shiny or striated, it's harder to see any difference of skin thickening, until they blur into normal skin.</p> <p>It's unpredictable how much this will happen for medium and wide stretch marks.</p> <h2>Natural re-pigmentation of scars and stretch marks</h2> <p>After dry tattooing, with new life brought into damaged tissue, natural pigmentation starts to return.</p> <p>This can be helped by gentle sun exposure.  </p> <p>This means white and shiny scars and stretch marks blend away, and shades of pink and brown scars begin to normalise, often turning white before normalising.  </p> <p><strong><em>A pilot randomized control trial of scar Re-pigmentation with UV light and dry Tattooing</em></strong> -</p> <p><em><strong>Objective:</strong></em> This study assessed the utility of focused scar injury with an ink-free tattooing technique combined with UV light exposure for the treatment of hypo-pigmented cervico facial scars.</p> <p><em><strong>Conclusions</strong></em>: Dry-tattooing followed by UV light exposure may provide a safe and effective means for the treatment of hypo-pigmented scars.</p> <p><em><a href="http://oto.sagepub.com/content/139/6/769.abstract" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Original Article</a></em><em> Michael G. Brandt, Corey C. Moore, Anne E. Conlin, John D. Stein, and Philip C. Doyle</em></p>

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