
Stretch marks can be a common result of weight change, rapid growth, or certain inherited conditions. While not of a medical concern, their appearance can cause significant emotional and mental distress. While there are many topical agents that are marketed for stretch mark improvement, the results are minimal, at best. However, non-invasive laser treatments are available for both newer pink-red stretch marks, as well as older skin-colored or pale ones, and are effective on all body sites and skin types.
1 Treatment $79
6 Treat Meats $350
8 Treatments $400
Before Treatment:
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No Retin - A Products or applications 12 hours prior to your treatment
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No Auto-Immune therapies or products 12 hours prior to your treatment.
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No prolonged dun exposure to the face 24 hours prior to your treatment
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On the day of the treatment please keep your face clean and do not apply make up or lotions. If an actice or extreme breakout occurs before treatment let us know
After Treatment:
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Immediately after treatment you will look as though you have a moderate to severe sunburn depending on skin pigmentation. Your skin will feel tighter and warmer than usual. This is normal and will subside after 1 to 2 hours and will normally diminish with the same day od 24 hours.
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You may see slight redness after 24 hours but only in minimal areas.
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continue to treat the skin gently for 3 days.
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Normal skin care can be resumed again after Day 3.
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Use gentle cleanse and tap water and gently dry skin for the next 72 hours
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Always make sure your hands are clean when touching the treated area.
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Serum Antioxidants are recommended post treatment as the properties are ideal to help heal the skin. These products can help soothe the skin and lesson irritation.
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Immediately after the procedure, apply a broad spectrum UVA/UVB sunscreen with an SPF 25 or greater. A chemical free sunscreen is recommended
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AVOID Tanning Beds, direct sunlight for the next 24 hours,
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NO exercising for the 1st 24 hours post treatment
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DO NOT use any ALpha Hydroxy Acids, Beta Hydroxy Acid, Retinol or anything perceived as active skincare

