Stretch Mark Treatment
Stretch marks are tissue changes in the skin caused by factors such as rapid weight changes, pregnancy and hormonal influences. Their stage determines the suitable choice of method.
What Is Stretch Mark Treatment?
New stretch marks are red-purple, and tissue response is generally more favorable at this stage; established white stretch marks require longer-term planning.
Following assessment, radiofrequency microneedling, mesotherapy, laser treatments and PRP may be planned separately or in combination. The aim is to improve the appearance of stretch marks and stimulate skin tissue renewal.
How Is the Procedure Performed?
- Assessment. The stage, depth and distribution of stretch marks are assessed.
- Planning. A suitable method or combination and session plan are determined.
- Treatment. The planned treatments are applied to the area in sessions.
- Follow-up. Tissue response is monitored, and the plan is updated accordingly.
Who May Be Considered for Treatment?
- People who notice stretch marks after pregnancy
- People who develop stretch marks after rapid weight changes
- People who wish to address new, red stretch marks early
- People who wish to improve the appearance of established stretch marks
Treatments are postponed during pregnancy; breastfeeding and skin condition are considered separately during assessment.
After Treatment
Redness and mild tenderness may occur after treatment and usually subside within a few days. Moisturizing and sun protection are important throughout the process; aftercare steps are tailored to the individual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can stretch marks disappear completely?
Because stretch marks are tissue changes, the aim is to improve their appearance; complete disappearance cannot be promised, and the response varies according to their stage.
At which stage are the best results achieved?
New, red stretch marks generally respond more favorably to treatment, which is why early assessment is important.
How many sessions are required?
It depends on the stage and extent of the stretch marks; a series of spaced sessions is generally planned.
Appointment for a Medical Assessment
A medical assessment is required to determine a plan suited to the stage of your stretch marks. Contact us with your questions or to request an appointment.
The information on this page is for general information only and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Treatment suitability, scope and potential results vary from person to person and require a medical assessment.
