Laser Treatment: Laser treatment aims to improve the upper layer of the skin. This treatment can reduce the appearance of stretch marks by increasing skin elasticity.
Microdermabrasion: In this method, the top layer of skin is gently exfoliated and the formation of new, younger skin cells is encouraged. However, providing a complete solution to stretch marks can be difficult.
Chemical Peeling: Chemical peeling peels off the top layer of the skin, making room for fresh skin underneath. This method can improve skin tone and lighten the appearance of stretch marks.
Dermaroller or Micro needling: Dermaroller or micro needling methods create micro traumas in the lower layer of the skin and encourage the skin to repair itself. This can reduce the appearance of stretch marks by increasing collagen production.
Surgical Methods: For very visible cracks, surgical methods may be considered. Surgical interventions may include skin excision or skin tightening surgery.
Stretch mark treatment usually requires patience and regular application. Everyone's skin structure is different, so there are cases where one method may be more effective than another. It is important to consult a dermatologist or esthetician about treating stretch marks, as these professionals can recommend the most appropriate treatment for your individual case.