Stretch marks can appear anywhere on the body where the skin has been stretched, and they often occur as a result of weight gain. They are most likely to appear in places where fat is stored, including the abdomen, breasts, upper arms, thighs, and buttocks. They pose no health risk and don’t compromise your body’s ability to function healthily.

We have three layers of skin: the epidermis (outer layer), the dermis (middle layer), and the subcutaneous stratum (innermost layer). Stretch marks occur in the dermis, the resilient middle layer that helps the skin retain its shape. When the dermis is always stretched over time, the skin becomes less elastic and the small connective fibers within its break. The result is what we know as stretch marks.

Pregnant women aren’t alone in being susceptible. Adolescents experiencing growth spurts and athletes – especially bodybuilders who practice strenuous and repetitive exercise – are likely to get stretch marks, as is anyone who gains or loses a significant amount of weight in a short period.

How to Treat Stretch Marks?

Treating stretch marks has always been a challenging task. When stretch marks first appear they look pinky-red and slightly raised. They then increase in length and acquire a dark purple color and over time, become white and flat. The latest proven technology to improve and reduce the appearance of stretch marks includes; Ablative and Non-ablative Fractional Laser, Skin Tightening, and Micro needling treatments.

More and more people are opting for stretch mark removal to regain skin confidence. At Healthy Skin & Beauty Treatment Center, we take pride in offering the latest proven technology to achieve the best results. Whatever the age and size of your stretch marks, our skin specialists can help to significantly improve the appearance of your stretch marks with a wide range of FDA approved treatments.

FREQUENTLY ASKED:

Q. What is the cause of Stretchmarks

Ans: Stretch marks can appear anywhere on the body where the skin has been stretched, and they often occur as a result of weight gain. Our bodies have three layers of surface: the epidermis (outer layer), the dermis (middle layer), and the subcutaneous stratum (innermost layer).

Stretch marks occur in the dermis, the resilient middle layer that helps the skin retain its shape. When the dermis is always stretched over time, the skin becomes less elastic, and the small connective fibers within its break. The result is what we know as stretch marks.

Q. Where on the body is the most likely place for stretch marks to occur?

Ans: Stretch marks are most likely to appear in places where fat is stored, including the abdomen, breasts, upper arms thighs, and buttocks.

Q. Why is it difficult to treat stretch marks?

Ans: The main factors that contribute to the formation of stretch marks include genetic factors, increased levels of body steroids, and mechanical effects like pregnancy, obesity, and weight lifting. When we look under a microscope, stretch marks look like a scar. When treating scarring, usually a combination of treatments achieves the best results. Treatment will depend on the location of stretch marks, size of the area, and if stretch marks are recent or old.

Q. Is it possible to eliminate stretch marks?

Ans: There is no absolute cure for stretch marks. However, the majority of stretch marks can be improved through a combination of a fractional laser.

Q. How many treatments will I need to notice an improvement?

Ans: A combination of lasers and chemical peels treatments are often recommended to achieve the best results. Most clients have noticed a significant improvement in the appearance of stretch marks after a combination of 6 treatments.

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