| Dry Tattooing (Or Needling) For Acne Scars
Hi, I really wanted to share this with other users, because I am sooooooo happy with the result.
I can safely say 12 months after having it done, I have a 90% improvement in the minor scars, and a 50% improvement on the very deep scarring. I'm so happy, I just want to tell everyone, so they can chose whether or not this would be an option for them aswell. It's been life changing for me. This is only my first treatment, and to be honest I could live with it now the way it is, but the whole thing was so simple and easy, I'm considering going back for the second treatment now, to completely reduce what is left.
Anyway, about 12 months ago, my partner at the time was a tattooist. So I asked him if he would learn how to do the dry tattooing (needling) for acne scars. Basically what it is, is having the acne scars tattooed over with distilled water, instead of ink. He did, and we did the procedure, it took about 4 days to completely heal after the treatment, and I had instant results.
One thing I must stress here though, is please don't try to do this yourself. Make sure you go to a reputable beauty salon or a tattooist who has been trained in how to do this procedure correctly, as the needle depth must only go to .5mm. Any deeper or shallower than that, and it won't be effective, and you won't get the correct results, because needling at the depth of .5mm stimulates new collagen and restructures under the scar and decreases the depth and appearance on the surface.
The best part ?? Simple, fast, no side effects, no chemicals or complications etc. and its permanent. Yayyyy !! lol.... Once you've had treatment, or even a second treatment if you'd like to, and you are satisfied with the results, you don't ever have to have it done again.
So I hope this has been informative to those who have self esteem issues like I did, because of acne scarring.
Oh, by the way, this treatment is also suitable for dark skin, and can also be used for mild or early signs of wrinkles.
I actually wish i took before and after photos of mine, but I didn't even think of it at the time, but I've attached these 2 images of a girl who had it done. I don't know how many treatments she has had to get to this stage, it looks like 2 treatments to me, but anyway, it gives an idea of what the results look like after healing.
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