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2019 · 1 min read
Get rid of stretch marks
A stretch mark is a type of scar that develops when our skin stretches or shrinks quickly.
If you develop stretch marks, you’re most likely to do so during these times:
- Growth spurts that happen in puberty
- Pregnancy
- Rapid weight loss or gain
- Weight training when you have rapid muscle growth
While the stretch marks eventually fade, they will never go away on their own. As with all scars, combination of different treatments is available to reduce the appearance of stretch marks. For the most effective outcome, we suggest to combine our Microdermabrasion, Fotona SP Dynamis, Microneedling and Thermage. Microdermabrasion will help to remove dull skin, smooth skin texture and soften stretch marks overall. Farther, Fotona laser will decrease the appearance of the stretch marks and tighten your skin. Microneedling will help to rejuvenate and improve your skin. This mechanism works by encouraging a natural production of new collagen and elastin, which will, in turn, lead to improved skin elasticity and smoother, plumper looking skin on the areas of concern. To achieve firmer, tighter skin without invasive surgery or inconvenient downtime, finalize with Thermage.
Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Nothing here is medical advice — book a consultation and we will look at your case.
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