Laser Stretch Mark Removal – Yay Or Nay?
Can lasers zap away those stretch marks on your body?
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Amber & The Team
Updated on December 16, 2022
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I’m pretty sure you’re doing everything to keep your body nice and soft, but sometimes your body needs a little bit of healthy intervention. Yes! I’m talking about stretch marks and this time in particular – about those deep and unsightly ones, that never heal no matter what you do.
Creams, lotions, stretch mark oils, and other remedies for stretch marks may not work for everyone and this is when laser stretch mark removal becomes an option.
In this article, I will give you a quick overview of what laser stretch mark removal is about and how it works to remove those annoying scars from your body. After all, laser surgery is one of the most popular types of cosmetic surgeries – here’s a quick rundown of what you need to know!
Laser Stretch Mark Removal – Yay or Nay?
Stretch marks are usually caused by the expansion and contraction of the skin, while we are growing up or gaining weight too quickly. It can happen during puberty, the first few months after childbirth, or after a fast change in your body weight. Basically, a stretch mark is a permanent physical appearance of scar tissue that happens when the body gets stretched beyond a certain point, and your skin can’t expand or grow fast enough to catch up.
When these scars become deeper and stretch out further, they appear as bigger and more noticeable on your body. Laser stretch mark removal treatment uses lasers to target this scar tissue so that it can be safely removed.
Are There Any Risks?
Of course, there are some risks associated with laser stretch mark removal. For instance, some people develop allergic reactions after undergoing the procedure. Other dangers come from the way the procedure is performed. Laser stretch mark removal is basically a surgical burn treatment where an amount of heat source is used to remove the scar tissue. However, with all the precautions, it is considered to be generally safe, like a simple surgery for the skin.
Will It Hurt??
While you may feel slight discomfort during your laser stretch mark removal procedure, you shouldn’t feel any big pain. The treatment place may look a bit red or swollen for a few days after the procedure, but hey – anything for our beauty, right?
Is It Worth It?
Most scars we get in our life will heal on their own, but some of them simply can’t heal enough to be invisible. This is especially the case if your scars are deep, such as those from stretch marks. While laser stretch mark removal can seem scary (and quite costly), it’s currently the most effective treatment for scars and stretch marks. And when compared with traditional cosmetic surgery procedures, this procedure is still much safer and has fewer side effects.
When you go for this treatment, you will find that it is not only effective but also very fast. It will not take much time for the marks to disappear completely – the results can be seen in only two treatments! So if you feel like stretch marks are preventing you from feeling comfortable in your own skin… If you want to flaunt your belly, thighs, bum, arms, or cleavage again… Why not fix it?
Will Laser Stretch Mark Removal Really Work?
It definitely should! One of the benefits of laser surgery is that it works to reduce the size of the scar or minimize the depth of the scar. Therefore, it is very effective and you can expect to see a significant reduction in the size of your stretch marks after getting a few of these procedures done. Some people even say that their stretch marks become completely invisible.
Our Final Verdict
Laser stretch mark removal is certainly a good choice if you want to remove stretch marks on your body. It’s fast, generally safe, not as painful as other procedures and it gets the job done. What’s else to ask for?
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