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Research shows that topical creams and oils are not an effective solution for stretch marks since they do not penetrate deep enough into the skin. No matter what appearance your stretch marks take on, they are notoriously tough to get rid of once they appear. Until Now.
RF Micro-needling has emerged as a safe and effective way of getting rid of stretch marks – and it's proven too.
According to recent reports, the global market for stretch mark reduction treatments is expected to grow at an annual growth rate of 7.7%, hitting an estimated overall market value of $4.0 billion by 2026. Studies indicate that an increased rate of obesity globally, along with more awareness of non-invasive aesthetic treatments and a healthy, active lifestyle may further increase the demand for stretch mark reduction treatments. Stretch marks develop when the skin is stretched too quickly in a short time, causing collagen and elastin fibers to tear under pressure. The cause of stretch marks also varies in situations like: pregnancy, sudden gain/loss of weight, rapid growth, hereditary, stress and changes in physical conditions .Commonly appearing on the chest, abdomen, flanks, and buttocks, stretch marks can affect patients of any skin type. age or ethnic background.
Defy Nature now offers Genius™ RF Micro Needling that treats stretch marks effectively by combining an intelligent feedback and control system with a micro-needling technology. This procedure helps to stimulate collagen and elastin production, plumping up depressed scars. The Genius also improves the common signs of aging, reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and scars . Three to four treatments are recommended for the best outcome.
If you’d like to improve the appearance of your stretch marks the Genius way, contact our office in New London, CT, to set up an appointment at 860-442-5347.
