Welcome to Inkless Stretch Marks Revision
Course Overview

Module 1 -
Introduction to Stretch Marks
Introduction to Stretch Marks
Stretch Marks Treatment Options
Paramedical Tattooing Treatments - Key Terms
Paramedical Tattooing Treatment Options

Module 2 - ISR In Your Practice

The Fundamentals
Client Management
Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation
Equipment and Supplies
Client Consultation Video
Needle Depth and Machine Speed
Needle Depths Video
Aftercare Instructions
Aftercare Video
Treatment Video Healed Results
Managing Treatment Frequency, Timing & Pricing

Case Study 1
Case Study 2
Case Study 3
Case Study 4
Case Studies 5 & 6
Inkless Stretch Marks Quiz

Jody started tattooing over 12 years ago when there was very limited knowledge about medical tattooing, which forced her to learn on a case-by-case basis. Through the mainstream cosmetic tattoo industry, she was lucky to connect with esteemed doctors who invited her to apprentice where she could apply her skills to their medical cases. She experienced first hand how fulfilling it was to play a role in a medical client’s healing and recovery.

Jody specializes in Paramedical Tattooing where she helps people of all ages who have suffered various traumas.

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A method of treating stretch mark scars with a vitamin serum prior to, and perhaps instead of, camouflage tattooing. The vitamin serum is placed in the skin with a rotary tattoo machine. The serum combined with the needling triggers the bodies natural healing response to make the stretch mark less noticeable.

This procedure usually falls under tattoo or body art licensing so if you’re currently licensed you should be able to add this service with ease. Since regulations vary by state it is up to the student to ensure they understand the requirements in their location.

People use the term microneedling to include many things, Jody considers microneedling to be a technique using a smaller needle, like a Dr. Pen or other a dermaroller, and is intended to cause damage to the skin which triggers your body’s natural healing response as a way to revise areas of concern - no healing serum is added while needling. Tattooing is the placement of pigment or ink in an area of concern to blend it with the appearance of the surrounding skin. ISR is closest to tattooing as you are using a rotary tattoo machine - more powerful than a microneedling machine - however instead of ink you are placing healing serum in the treatment area.

Yes, with certain precautions recommended for high fitz clients

As long as you are a PMU or body art tattooer with about 1 year of experience you will understand the concepts in this course. If you have less than a year of experience you will require more time to gain experience with models or friends and family prior to perfecting your skills for paying clients.

Stretch marks are actually scars so the method does work on scars technically, with surgical scars or scars from other trauma this method is not likely to bring up enough color to camouflage without ink.

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