Description And Symptoms

Stretch marks frequently show up as wavy red, purple, white or silvery streaks on the skin. They can appear close to your armpits, arms, chest, lower back, abdomen, hips, thighs, crotch or close to your armpits. While stretch imprints are not harmful, they can cause you to feel unsure/self-conscious. Stretch marks fade after some time, however, the best way to totally dispose of them is through laser treatment.

Methods/Solutions

Stretch marks are all different and complicated to treat. That is the reason we modify every individual laser stretch mark removal treatment to every patient's particular needs.

A normal treatment convention to remove stretch marks generally includes 3-4 unique lasers for every session, just as an assortment of non-laser modalities, like Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT) with Physiological Regulating Medicine (PRM) definitions, and hyperbaric oxygen medicines.

To begin with, each stretch mark is separately focused on the laser.

• Color Blending
  Next, we control a shading blending laser treatment causing the "turn-over" of excess melanin that might be held in the stretch mark. This levels out coloration, blending it with the encompassing skin.
• Removal of Redness
  Some stretch marks are red due to excess vascularization. Utilizing distinctive laser innovation, we focus on this micro-vasculature, to cause the redness to disappear.
• Stimulation of Collagen
  Finally, we animate the creation of new collagen with an extraordinary collagen treatment to fill in the stretch mark from back to front. This treatment targets old decayed collagen fibres deep in the dermis that are unrecoverable to quicken its removal through your body's natural processes. Other less harmed collagen will be renovated into new and more youthful collagen. We also target fibroblast cells all through the dermis, animating them to create intensified amounts of new, young and healthy collagen. This process needs 2-3 distinct lasers.
• Smoothing of the Skin
  The last aspect of the laser stretch mark removal treatment smoothes the scar's surface with an epidermal reemerging laser (a laser peel). This stage removes an exact segment of upper layers of the epidermis (the dead cells on the top layer), alongside its defects, stains, fine wrinkles and roughness.

Effects/ Causes

If you're thinking about getting laser treatment for your stretch marks, it's useful to recognize what to expect. Talk with your dermatologist about how long your recuperation period will be and what you can do to keep your skin sound during that time.

Immediately after your treatment, you'll presumably see that the treated region is red and somewhat delicate. Don't worry, this is totally normal. Truth be told, it's a decent sign – it implies the top layers of skin have been effectively removed and new skin is beginning to fill instead of the old skin. A few patients also experience rankling, however, this is just transitory and nothing to stress over. Your skin will presumably heal within a couple of days, though it might take up to a few weeks, particularly if you're accepting treatment for, especially difficult stretch marks.

The best updates on everything is that your outcomes will be permanent – which means you can say goodbye to your stretch marks everlastingly and say hello to fresher, smoother skin.