Stretch Marks Treatments at The Cosmetic Skin Clinic
A stretch mark is a type of scar that develops when our skin stretches or shrinks at a rapid rate. Stretch marks can appear anywhere where the skin has been stretched but are most common on areas of the body where there’s weight gain and fat is stored, such as the stomach, breasts, thighs, buttocks and upper arms.
When the skin stretches or shrinks too quickly, the collagen and elastin tissues are forced to abruptly change and rupture. As the skin recovers and heals from this process, scar tissue forms in the form of stretch marks. They tend to appear most often as we put on weight, and the skin is stretched and sometimes deeper skin layers and blood vessels show through. This is why stretch marks are often red or purple and raised when they first appear.
All types of people can get stretch marks, regardless of age, gender or skin type. Stretch marks also affect women during the later stages of pregnancy as the baby grows to full term, a condition known as ‘striae gravidarum.’ Although pregnancy stretch marks will fade after childbirth, they may not disappear completely.
Cosmetic surgery for stretch marks and flabby skin, such as a tummy tuck, is expensive but there are non-invasive options for treating stretch marks that have significant effects. At The Cosmetic Skin Clinic, we offer a diverse range of non-surgical stretch mark treatments to revitalise the ruptured collagen and elastin stores while stimulating natural skin renewal.
Ameela Polynucleotides for Stretch Marks. The Ameela treatment for stretch marks utilises advanced technology and polynucleotides to promote the release of healthy collagen, effectively repairing scar tissue. This innovative approach offers a targeted solution for individuals seeking to diminish the appearance of stretch marks and achieve smoother, rejuvenated skin.
Genuine Dermaroller™ therapy – also known as ‘micro-needling’ – is a highly advanced and multi gold award-winning procedure. It stimulates collagen induction to improve poor quality skin, such as that affected by stretch marks, to regenerate and repair itself naturally and safely.
We also offer INTRAcel™, a skin-tightening and skin rejuvenating system that uses micro-needling and radio-frequency for dramatic effects on stretch marks. This technology continues to improve the quality of your skin long after treatment.
Thermage CPT is another effective treatment to minimise the appearance of stretch marks. This advanced radiofrequency therapy makes your collagen fibres contract, leaving visibly tighter skin with a firmer and smoother appearance.
Stretch mark removal with Micro-needling involves using a hand-held device containing tiny needles. When applied to the skin, the needles safely penetrate the skin’s surface to naturally kickstart the skin’s own renewal process. This helps to restructure the skin from deep inside, resulting in a marked reduction in the appearance of stretch marks.
To understand which stretch mark treatment is suitable for your own needs, contact our clinics in London and Buckinghamshire, or fill out our online enquiry form to book an appointment.
Stretch Marks Treatments at The Cosmetic Skin Clinic
A stretch mark is a type of scar that develops when our skin stretches or shrinks at a rapid rate. Stretch marks can appear anywhere where the skin has been stretched but are most common on areas of the body where there’s weight gain and fat is stored, such as the stomach, breasts, thighs, buttocks and upper arms.
When the skin stretches or shrinks too quickly, the collagen and elastin tissues are forced to abruptly change and rupture. As the skin recovers and heals from this process, scar tissue forms in the form of stretch marks. They tend to appear most often as we put on weight, and the skin is stretched and sometimes deeper skin layers and blood vessels show through. This is why stretch marks are often red or purple and raised when they first appear.
All types of people can get stretch marks, regardless of age, gender or skin type. Stretch marks also affect women during the later stages of pregnancy as the baby grows to full term, a condition known as ‘striae gravidarum.’ Although pregnancy stretch marks will fade after childbirth, they may not disappear completely.
Cosmetic surgery for stretch marks and flabby skin, such as a tummy tuck, is expensive but there are non-invasive options for treating stretch marks that have significant effects. At The Cosmetic Skin Clinic, we offer a diverse range of non-surgical stretch mark treatments to revitalise the ruptured collagen and elastin stores while stimulating natural skin renewal.
Ameela Polynucleotides for Stretch Marks. The Ameela treatment for stretch marks utilises advanced technology and polynucleotides to promote the release of healthy collagen, effectively repairing scar tissue. This innovative approach offers a targeted solution for individuals seeking to diminish the appearance of stretch marks and achieve smoother, rejuvenated skin.
Genuine Dermaroller™ therapy – also known as ‘micro-needling’ – is a highly advanced and multi gold award-winning procedure. It stimulates collagen induction to improve poor quality skin, such as that affected by stretch marks, to regenerate and repair itself naturally and safely.
We also offer INTRAcel™, a skin-tightening and skin rejuvenating system that uses micro-needling and radio-frequency for dramatic effects on stretch marks. This technology continues to improve the quality of your skin long after treatment.
Thermage CPT is another effective treatment to minimise the appearance of stretch marks. This advanced radiofrequency therapy makes your collagen fibres contract, leaving visibly tighter skin with a firmer and smoother appearance.
Stretch mark removal with Micro-needling involves using a hand-held device containing tiny needles. When applied to the skin, the needles safely penetrate the skin’s surface to naturally kickstart the skin’s own renewal process. This helps to restructure the skin from deep inside, resulting in a marked reduction in the appearance of stretch marks.
To understand which stretch mark treatment is suitable for your own needs, contact our clinics in London and Buckinghamshire, or fill out our online enquiry form to book an appointment.
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