Stretch Marks Removal Treatment
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Stretchmarks can impact one’s confidence, prompting individuals to explore a myriad of treatments. In the realm of skincare, DermaEraze Stretch Marks Removal Treatment in London stands out as a revolutionary and effective solution. DermaEraze has been created by Lorena Oberg and it gives results that have never been see before.
Table of content
- Book a Free video consultation with Lorena HERE
- What Are Stretch Marks?
- Common Causes of Stretch Marks
- The Stretch Mark Spectrum: Types and Identification
- Common Areas of Occurrence
- How DermaEraze Addresses Stretch Marks
- DermaEraze Stretch Marks Treatment FAQ
- Consultation
- Preparation
- The DermaEraze Session
- Post-Treatment Care
- What can DermaEraze offer?
- Read about DermaEraze in press and independent review sites.
- How to treat Red Stretch Marks at Home
- Prices
What Are Stretch Marks?
Stretch marks, also known as striae, are visible lines that can develop on the skin’s surface. They often appear as parallel streaks, ranging from pink to purple and eventually fading to a silvery-white hue. These lines form due to the skin stretching beyond its usual capacity, causing the collagen and elastin fibers to rupture.
Common Causes of Stretch Marks
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- Rapid Growth: Adolescence and pregnancy are prime times for rapid growth, leading to the formation of stretch marks.
- Pregnancy: The expanding belly during pregnancy can cause stretch marks on the abdomen.
- Weight Fluctuations: Sudden weight gain or loss can result in the skin stretching or contracting, leaving behind these marks.
- Hormonal Changes: Hormonal shifts, especially during puberty, pregnancy, or certain medical conditions, can contribute to their formation.
- Genetic Predisposition: Some individuals are genetically prone to developing stretch marks.
The Stretch Mark Spectrum: Types and Identification
Striae Rubrae vs. Striae Albae
- Striae Rubrae (Red Stretch Marks): These are newly formed stretch marks, typically exhibiting a red or purple hue. This indicates an active phase of stretching and provides an opportunity for effective at home treatment.
- Striae Albae (White Stretch Marks): Over time, red stretch marks transform into white or silver lines, signifying a more mature stage. Perfect for DermaEraze Stretch Marks Removal Treatment. These are the stretch marks that we can treat with success.
Common Areas of Occurrence
- Abdomen: Stretch marks commonly manifest on the abdomen, especially during pregnancy or significant weight changes.
- Thighs and Hips: Rapid growth or weight fluctuations can result in stretch marks in these areas. These stretchmarks reacts extremely well to DermaEraze Stretch Marks Removal Treatment.
- Breasts: Stretch marks may appear during puberty and pregnancy, impacting the breast area. This is also an area where we see fantastic results with DermaEraze.
- Upper Arms: Individuals experiencing rapid weight gain or loss may develop stretch marks in this region. This is also an area where we can get significant results.
- Knees: They appear during puberty when the skin stretches during growth sprouts.
- Calves and back of knees: These stretch marks can be very visible when wearing shorts and skirts. These are usually puberty stretch marks. This is another area where we get very good results.
- Shoulders: These stretch marks are very common with body builders. DermaEraze can reduce stretch marks in this area.
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DermaEraze Stretch Marks Removal Treatment
Whilst it is unrealistic to think that any treatment will remove stretchmarks 100%, DermaEraze has been proven to work for well over a decade on 95% of people, who have enjoyed a 40% to 70% improvement after only one treatment. Our stretchmarks removal treatment gives us consistent results. We realise that you’re reading this and not believing us because you have tried everything so far including laser treatments for stretchmarks. Which is why we offer a test patch (£75) so that you can see the results on your skin before you commit to the treatment.
Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, is a minimally invasive procedure that involves the use of a device equipped with fine needles. These needles create micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating the body’s natural healing response and promoting collagen and elastin production.
How DermaEraze Addresses Stretch Marks
- Collagen Induction: Microneedling triggers the production of collagen, a crucial protein that contributes to skin elasticity. The influx of collagen helps repair the ruptured fibers causing stretch marks.
- Improved Blood Flow: The micro-injuries created during microneedling enhance blood circulation to the treated areas, fostering a more robust healing environment.
- Enhanced Absorption of Topical Products: Microneedling creates microchannels in the skin, allowing for better absorption of topical products that aid in stretch mark reduction.
DermaEraze Stretch Marks Treatment FAQ
DermaEraze Stretch Marks Treatment FAQ
Consultation
A thorough consultation with Lorena is essential to assess the type, severity, and age of the stretch marks. This allows for the formulation of a treatment plan. You can book a free video consultation HERE.
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More information about our Test Patch HERE
Preparation
Before the procedure, the skin is cleansed, and a topical numbing cream may be applied to ensure comfort during microneedling. We can also inject Lidocaine if this works better for you.
The DermaEraze Session
The device is systematically moved across the stretch marks only. Creating controlled micro-injuries. The procedure is generally well-tolerated and may take around 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment area. Test patch takes around 5 minutes.
Post-Treatment Care
After DermaEraze, the skin will experience redness and mild swelling, akin to a sunburn. Following post-treatment care instructions is crucial. Aftercare is 50% of the treatment, the other 50% is what you do at home. The after care will depend on your individual case.
What can DermaEraze offer?
DermaEraze Stretch Marks Reduction Treatment can offer a permanent improvement to the affected area with a 95% success rate. We define success as a 40% to 70% improvement with one treatment.With over 1500 procedures performed in the past decade, no other stretch marks reduction treatment comes close. You can find more information on our stretch marks test patch and book HERE.
Read about DermaEraze in press and independent review sites.
DermaEraze stretch marks treatment has been featured in the Health Section of the Mail On Sunday as well as various other publications. Although we feel that the headline in the Mail is a bit OTT, the article is very fair and honest. We invite you to read it by clicking on the photo below.
DermaEraze is mentioned in Grazia as one of the five top celebrity stretch marks treatments.
DermaEraze has become the go to treatment for celebrities. We are not at liberty to discuss which celebrities have had the treatment but Natasha Hamilton has gone public in Closer Magazine.
How to treat Red Stretch Marks at Home
If your stretch marks are new and pink, you may not need us. There is hope to heal them naturally. See our page on Tips for Healing Fresh Stretch Marks for advise on things that you can do NOW at home. If however, they have been pink for over three years, do get in touch as we will be able to help you.
Prices
Prices start from £450 and a consultation is required. In person consultations are a non refundable £75, which includes your test patch and goes towards the price of your treatment if you choose to go ahead.
How can I book a free video consultation?
Lorena Öberg is always happy to speak to you about your specific condition. You can book online HERE or call our office on 0800 0029696.
How can I book a skin treatment appointment?
Booking an appointment at Lorena Öberg Skin Solutions is simple. You can book online HERE or call our office on 0800 0029696.
Get in Touch with us:
104 Judd Street
London, WC1H 9PU
Tel: 0800 0029696