Stretch mark revision
Tired of stretchmarks? Our revolutionary erbium YAG fractional laser treatment is the perfect solution for improving the appearance of stretchmarks.
Stretch marks are fine lines that occur on the body due to dermal tears of elastin and collagen. These tears happen when the skin is stretched beyond its capacity, causing the dermis to rupture. This can happen during pregnancy, puberty, or periods of rapid weight gain. Stretch marks are commonly seen on the abdomen, thighs, hips, breasts, and arms.
Fractional laser resurfacing is a technique that is used to treat stretchmarks and works by creating thousands of tiny micro-wounds by vaporizing the top layers of skin, which encourages new skin growth. This type of laser uses a high-energy beam that is divided into thousands of tiny beams. These beams of light are absorbed by water in the skin, which creates microscopic columns of heat that damage the scar tissue and stimulate the growth of new collagen. The fractional resurfacing laser can be used to treat stretchmarks by breaking up the scar tissue and stimulating the growth of new, healthy tissue. This new collagen will help to fill in the stretchmarks and give the skin a smoother appearance.
Laser treatment is an excellent option for treating stretch marks because it requires minimal downtime, has few side effects and only a few treatments are necessary to achieve desired results.
Award-winning fractional ResurFace Laser
We use an award-winning fractional laser, the ResurFace, which releases a 2940nm wavelength through an optical beam splitter to make thousands of smaller microscopic beams of light 350um in size (smaller in size, than a hair follicle). These beams of light target minute sections of the skin, penetrating the tissue, which results in the creation of small columns of thermal damage, which triggers the body to grow new skin cells and collagen.
Carmarthenshire Clinic based in Llanelli
Highly regulated
Free non obligated consultations
World class equipment and a highly skilled team.
Years of experience
Performed 1000’s of treatments
Post procedure aftercare
Affordable pricing
Arrange a free consultation and gain bespoke advice. Have your questions answered and explore different techniques involved. If laser isn’t the best way forward, we can advise alternative options available. There’s absolutely no obligation, no sales or pressure techniques. Arrange a free consultation today, you have nothing to lose.
Stretch mark revision
Improve stretch marks
Fractional laser is a game-changer for improving the appearance of stretch marks! The treatment promotes collagen production, which helps reduce the appearance of stretch marks by improving skin texture and elasticity. The laser creates tiny injuries in the skin, which stimulates the body’s natural healing process, resulting in smoother and more even skin. Fractional laser treatment for stretch marks is safe and effective, with minimal downtime.
How stretch mark revision works
Fractional laser works to revise stretch marks by using tiny laser beams to create micro-injuries in the skin. This process triggers the body’s natural healing response, stimulating the production of collagen, which helps improve skin texture and elasticity. As the skin heals, stretch marks become less noticeable and the skin appears smoother and more even. It is a popular choice for those seeking a non-invasive and effective solution to improve the appearance of stretch marks.
Be confident in your own skin
If you’re unhappy with the appearance of stretch marks, there’s no need to suffer in silence. Fractional laser is an excellent option for improving the look of stretch marks. By promoting collagen production, fractional laser helps to reduce the appearance of stretch marks, resulting in smoother and more even skin. The treatment is non-invasive, safe, and with minimal downtime. Don’t let stretch marks hold you back from feeling confident and beautiful in your skin – fractional laser can help you achieve the smoother, more youthful-looking skin you desire!
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free consultation?
Arrange a free consultation and gain bespoke advice. Have your questions answered and explore different techniques involved. If laser isn’t the best way forward, we can advise alternative options available. There’s absolutely no obligation, no sales or pressure techniques. Arrange a free consultation today, you have nothing to lose.
FAQ's
There is slight discomfort but usually well tolerated. Patients may experience a sensation of warmth or tingling. It is short-lived and subsides once the treatment is complete.
Fractional laser resurfacing is a technique that is used to treat stretchmarks and works by creating thousands of tiny micro-wounds by vaporizing the top layers of skin, which encourages new skin growth. This type of laser uses a high-energy beam that is divided into thousands of tiny beams. These beams of light are absorbed by water in the skin, which creates microscopic columns of heat that damage the scar tissue and stimulate the growth of new collagen. The fractional resurfacing laser can be used to treat stretchmarks by breaking up the scar tissue and stimulating the growth of new, healthy tissue. This new collagen will help to fill in the stretchmarks and give the skin a smoother appearance.
The cost of stretchmark revision depends on the size of the area. A consultation will ensure that you are offered the best treatment at an affordable price. Prices start from £60
Treatment usually takes around 30 minutes to complete. However, this can vary depending on the size of the area.
There is no one definitive answer to this question as the number of laser sessions required for stretchmark revision will vary depending on the individual’s specific condition and response to treatment. However, in general, most people will require 3-6 sessions for significant improvement.
The first 24 to 48 hours is important to avoid hot showers, baths, saunas, gyms and excessive exercise. This is to minimize the risk of blistering. Apply aloe vera gel regularly and SPF 50, if exposed to the sun for up to a month post treatment. You will be given a detailed aftercare pack to take away during the initial consultation.
You must avoid sun exposure in the area during treatments. This includes sun beds and fake tan also. It is important that you avoid the sun for 4 weeks before you start treatments and apply a high sun protection (SPF).
