Stretch marks occur as a result of damage to the fibers beneath the skin. Although they do not pose a medical problem, they may cause aesthetic discomfort. Stretch marks can develop due to pregnancy, childbirth, rapid weight gain or loss, hormonal changes, and genetic factors. Multiple treatment methods are available to reduce and eliminate stretch marks.
Fraxel Dual is the most effective method used in the treatment of stretch marks. Laser beams are delivered beneath the skin to stimulate healthy tissues responsible for collagen production, resulting in visible skin improvement. This method is also used for skin lifting, rejuvenation, and scar removal.
Radiofrequency therapy has been shown to be as effective as fractional laser treatment for stretch marks. Radiofrequency waves are delivered through device needles to stimulate collagen-rich tissues and promote regeneration. Multiple sessions may be required.
Hundreds of micro-sized needles from a dermaroller create microchannels in the skin. For effective results, stem cell extracts are applied. DermaTherapy is a powerful method for reducing stretch marks.
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma), commonly used for skin rejuvenation, is also effective in treating stretch marks. After processing the patient’s blood, PRP is injected into the affected area and provides faster results when combined with fractional laser therapy.
For mild stretch marks, creams and medications containing vitamin C, glycolic acid, and tretinoin may be used as supportive treatments.
As we age, reduced collagen production, moisture loss, and facial expressions contribute to the formation of fine lines and wrinkles. Wrinkles around the eyes, between the eyebrows, and around the lips can make a person appear older. Fine lines can be treated with various non-surgical aesthetic procedures.
Botox is one of the most effective treatments for expression-related fine lines. It prevents wrinkle formation in the forehead, eye area, and between the eyebrows for approximately 6 months and can be repeated twice a year.
Hyaluronic acid-based fillers restore moisture and elasticity, providing a brighter and younger appearance while reducing fine lines.
In PRP therapy, 8–20 cc of blood is enriched with platelets and injected into the target area to regenerate and rejuvenate the skin.
Dermapen treats skin concerns by creating controlled micro-damage through microneedles that open channels in the epidermis.
Scarlet S is an anti-aging treatment that delivers radiofrequency energy beneath the skin via microneedles, increasing collagen and elastin production to reduce fine lines.
Mesotherapy involves injecting vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and enzymes into the middle layer of the skin to address stretch marks and fine lines.
Ulthera is an innovative treatment that stimulates collagen synthesis using focused ultrasound waves and is used to reduce crow’s feet, forehead wrinkles, and restore cheek firmness.