Paramedical micropigmentation is an advanced dermograph technique that stimulates the skin's natural regeneration over scars and stretch marks, improving their texture and color and making them practically imperceptible. Unlike conventional cosmetic micropigmentation, it does not use pigments: the effect is achieved through the controlled induction of micro-injuries that reactivate collagen production and normalize healing in the treated area.
It is indicated for patients with visible scars (post-surgical, traumatic, post-acne), white or pearly stretch marks (active red stretch marks require vascular treatment first), and the after-effects of healed low-intensity burns. It is the most clinical branch of micropigmentation: it requires a prior consultation and falls within skin regeneration treatments.
At Instituto de Benito, this treatment is designed as a protocol of progressive sessions, with progress assessed between each one.