Stretch Mark Reduction

What is a Stretch Mark

The skin consists of three key layers. Stretch marks form in the dermis, or middle layer, when the connective tissue is stretched beyond the limits of its elasticity. This is normally due to rapid expansion or contraction of the skin.

As the body grows, the connecting fibers in the dermis slowly stretch to accommodate slow growth. However, rapid growth leads to sudden stretching. This causes the dermis to tear, allowing deeper layers of skin to show through.

Stretch marks eventually fade to a silvery, white, or glossy appearance, due to the pale fat beneath the skin becoming visible instead of the usual blood vessels.

About the treatment

Stretch marks can occur sudden changes in body size , such as during pregnancy, puberty, or rapid weight-gain. 90% of pregnant women will get stretch marks around their abdomen, hips and thighs, and unfortunately, they seem to be genetic. 

Our clinic is proud to utilize the latest advancements in aesthetic technology to offer effective and safe treatments for a variety of skin concerns, including stretch marks. We have recently integrated the ETHEREA® platform with the DualMode® hand piece into our services. This cutting-edge technology combines fractional and ablative capabilities, delivering exceptional results for skin rejuvenation and stretch mark treatment.

The DualMode® handpiece utilizes a revolutionary combination of wavelengths and fractional beam technology to stimulate deep collagen remodeling and neocollagenesis. This approach not only enhances skin tone and texture but also minimizes downtime, allowing patients to resume their daily activities quickly. Typical treatment sessions range from three to five, achieving visible and long-lasting improvements.

By incorporating this innovative technology, we reaffirm our commitment to providing state-of-the-art solutions for stretch marks and other skin imperfections, ensuring that our clients receive the best care and results possible.

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