Stretch Mark Specialists Edenton NC

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Stretch Mark Specialists FAQ in Edenton, NC

How long does it take for stretch marks to fade with laser?

If you have generally healthy skin, you are not currently pregnant, and you have any severity of stretch marks on the body, then laser treatment may be a good fit for you. You will generally need three to five appointments or at least three to six months to achieve your desired results.

How do I get rid of 100 percent stretch marks?

Try retinoids for at-home stretch mark removal. Get a tretinoin prescription. Switch to a retinol body lotion. Dermaroll at home for stretch marks. Self-tan to disguise stretch marks. Exfoliate skin with microdermabrasion. Soothe stretch marks with oil.

Can dermatologists do anything for stretch marks?

Your local Forefront Dermatologist may provide treatments options to help reduce the appearance of stretch marks. Your dermatologist will determine what treatment will work best for you, but some options may include chemical peels, laser therapy, microdermabrasion and microneedling combined with PRP therapy.

Is stretch marks covered by insurance?

Health insurance isn’t likely to cover stretch mark treatment because it is considered a cosmetic problem, even if they are very noticeable.

Is stretch mark curable?

Stretch marks don’t require treatment. They are harmless and often fade over time. Treatment can make them fade, but they may never completely disappear.

How does Kim not have stretch marks?

“After breastfeeding North, I wasn’t happy with the stretch marks on my boobs, so I had the area Coolbeam lasered by Dr. Ourian. It made SUCH a difference,” Kardashian wrote.

What surgery is best for stretch marks?

A thigh lift can address stretch marks on the upper legs and buttocks, a tummy tuck can address those on the belly and hips, while arm lift can remove stretch marks underneath the arms. It is important to remember that surgical excision of skin to remove stretch marks will result in a surgical scar.

Is it painful to remove stretch marks?

Laser therapy for stretch mark removal usually lasts between 30 and 90 minutes, so you won’t be in the office for long. You might feel some slight discomfort during the procedure, but the treatment isn’t painful for most patients.

Can stretch marks take years to fade?

How long do stretch marks take to fade? In general, stretch marks take between six and 12 months to fade. With treatment, they often fade faster.

What actresses have stretch marks?

Stars: They’re just like us, even when it comes to skin imperfections. If you have stretch marks on your skin, you’re not alone – in fact, you’re in A-list company, as Hollywood starlets such as Salma Hayek, Halle Berry, Demi Moore, and even Angelina Jolie have copped to having the dreaded lines on their skin.

When should stretch marks be A concern?

When to see a doctor. See your doctor if you’re concerned about the appearance of your skin or if the stretch marks cover large areas of your body. Your doctor can help determine the cause of the stretch marks and discuss treatment options.

Do thin people have stretch marks?

Getting stretch marks does not necessarily mean a person is overweight. Thin people can get the marks too, especially when experiencing a rapid growth spurt.

How many laser sessions for stretch marks?

Minimum 6-7 sessions are required.

Can dermatologist prescribe cream for stretch marks?

There are also a few prescription creams that have been shown to have some effects on reducing the prominence of stretch marks and helping them ‘fade’ into the surrounding skin color, and your doctor can discuss these options with you.

Is microneedling or laser better for stretch marks?

Emer’s go-to treatment for stretch marks is radiofrequency microneedling because “lasers are more expensive, have more downtime, and higher risk of pigmentation and redness,” he says. “Radiofrequency microneedling has less risk for discoloration or scarring from energy-based treatments.