STRETCH MARK MICROPIGMENTATION
What is Stretch mark Micropigmentation?
A specialised technique that blends pale stretch marks with the surrounding skin tone using medical tattoo pigments.
Lightening dark stretch marks with a lighter pigment to neutralise.
Who is this treatment suitable for?
Who is NOT suitable?
What to expect?
Healing Process?
Aftercare?
You may be suitable if you:
• Have fully healed surgical scars (minimum 6–12 months)
• Have no redness, scabbing or active healing
• Want to restore colour or symmetry
• Have lost pigment in the areola area
• Pregnant or breastfeeding clients
• Keloid scarring tendency
• Active skin conditions in the area
• Unhealed surgical wounds
• Undergoing chemotherapy (must be medically cleared)
• Consultation and colour matching
• Shape mapping and approval before tattooing
• Topical numbing applied
• Gentle layering technique to build realism
Pain level: Low to moderate (most clients are surprised how comfortable it is)
Days 1–3: darker in colour
Days 4–10: light flaking
Weeks 2–4: colour softens
Weeks 6–8: final healed result
A perfecting session is usually required after 8–10 weeks.
Keep dry for 48 hours
• Apply healing balm as instructed
• Avoid gym, swimming and baths for 10 days
• No sun exposure or tanning & SPF 50