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Stretch Marks Removal Treatments

There are many reasons why stretchmarks occur: from weight loss and gain to post part pregnancy. When our skin stretches or shrinks quickly : collagen and elastin start to rupture, leaving behind a white scaring mark. Fortunately we have the perfect solution to help you.

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There are many reasons why stretch marks occur – from weight loss and gain to post part pregnancy. When our skin stretches or shrinks quickly, collagen and elastin start to rupture, leaving behind a white scaring mark. Fortunately, we have the perfect solution to help you reduce stretch marks.

With an extensive variety of stretch mark removal treatments, you can be sure that we have you and your body covered.

(1)Venus Viva

It is an excellent choice for the treatment of stretch marks
(2) Mesotherapy

The use of mesotherapy optimises hydration to moisturise the skin, stimulate the local microcirculation and provide it with essential micronutrients. The treatment is effective on any type of stretchmark. Indeed, the stretchmarks become less white and less wrinkled and much less visible.
(3)PRX-T33

The PRX-T33® is the next generation of skin peels. It contains 33% TCA, Hydrogen Peroxide and Kojic Acid. This formulation provides all of the benefits of a high percentage TCA peel but without the associated side effects (discomfort and peeling) and downtime thanks to the addition of the Hydrogen compound.

The PRX difference is that the TCA penetrates to the deeper layers of the skin, this intense stimulation creates immediate hydration, firmness, and tightening of the skin whilst leaving the top layer of the skin intact.

TCA Is a chemical agent that has long been used for peeling and treating damaged skin.

H2O2 in low concentrations will promote the healing of wounds and a variety of stretch marks. From white and pearly stretch marks to deep, depressed or empty to the touch, we have you covered.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A stretch mark is a type of scar that develops when our skin stretches or shrinks quickly. The abrupt change causes the collagen and elastin, which support our skin, to rupture. As the skin heals, stretch marks may appear. Not everyone develops these narrow bands on their skin.