I recently read a news article titled "A promising new treatment for stretch marks," featuring the Starlux device. I know they can never be completely removed without surgery but, I'm wondering if this is just another treatment that sn't really effective in reducing them, or could it be a step in the right direction? Thanks
September 9, 2010
Answer: Disappearing Stretchmarks!
The Lux1540 laser is indeed FDA approved for the treatment of stretchmarks. This is fantastic news since stretchmarks have been notoriously difficult to treat. The appropriate way to treat them with the Lux1540 is with several treatments (4-5) spaced apart by 1 month. There is very little downtime and many patients have had dramatic results!
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September 9, 2010
Answer: Disappearing Stretchmarks!
The Lux1540 laser is indeed FDA approved for the treatment of stretchmarks. This is fantastic news since stretchmarks have been notoriously difficult to treat. The appropriate way to treat them with the Lux1540 is with several treatments (4-5) spaced apart by 1 month. There is very little downtime and many patients have had dramatic results!
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May 6, 2010
Answer: Lux1540 for Stretch Marks
Lux1540 non-ablative fractional skin resurfacing is an excellent option for stretch marks, surgical scars, and acne scars. We have had tremendous results for each of these indications. Keep in mind that it takes 4-5 sessions on average to achieve the desired outcome.
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May 6, 2010
Answer: Lux1540 for Stretch Marks
Lux1540 non-ablative fractional skin resurfacing is an excellent option for stretch marks, surgical scars, and acne scars. We have had tremendous results for each of these indications. Keep in mind that it takes 4-5 sessions on average to achieve the desired outcome.
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