I am looking for a solution to get rid of the stretch marks on my ass cheeks. I developed these stretch marks when I lost some weight a few a years ago. They are really bad and unappealing. what procedure will I need to be done to help them clear up? (View pics)
Answer: Treating Stretch Marks Microdermabrasion is likely to have little effect on your stretch marks as it does not work deep enough in the skin. I would recommend a course of CST treatments (Collagen Stimulation Therapy) also known as Medical Needling. This has proven to be quite effective in reducing the appearance of stretch marks. Make sure you research this procedure locally to you and go for a consultation to assess your options. Kind regards
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Answer: Treating Stretch Marks Microdermabrasion is likely to have little effect on your stretch marks as it does not work deep enough in the skin. I would recommend a course of CST treatments (Collagen Stimulation Therapy) also known as Medical Needling. This has proven to be quite effective in reducing the appearance of stretch marks. Make sure you research this procedure locally to you and go for a consultation to assess your options. Kind regards
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December 16, 2016
Answer: Injectable Skin Boosters & Microneedling For Stretch Marks; Forget The Microdermabrasion For Just About Anything Stretch marks (striae) are admittedly difficult to treat with any of our current modalities. But one thing is nearly for certain, microdermabrasion is not the answer. In the old days, microdermabrasion was referred to as "epidermabrasion--" i.e. abrasion of the superficial epidermis. So, should you ever want to obtain this effect for any reason, you can save your money and time and take a Buf-Puf, Loofah, or even a stiff wash cloth and rub your skin vigorously. What I have found helpful for stretch marks is the use of injectable "skin boosters" (in my Israel satellite facility, the Restylane people have a regulatory agency approved injectable product called Restylane Skin Boosters, and in my Upper East Side practice, I use Belotero Balance). This approach, which involves microdroplet injections of the product in a grid-like pattern, tends to tighten and smooth the overlying skin, reducing the cigarette paper surface textural irregulaties characteristic of striae. Following this, or combined with it. I also use microneedling to further enhance new, native collagen and elastic fiber production and to further smooth the surface and blend the tone with the surrounding normal skin. For more on these techniques, check out the archives of RealSelf.com, and be sure you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician. Best of luck.
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December 16, 2016
Answer: Injectable Skin Boosters & Microneedling For Stretch Marks; Forget The Microdermabrasion For Just About Anything Stretch marks (striae) are admittedly difficult to treat with any of our current modalities. But one thing is nearly for certain, microdermabrasion is not the answer. In the old days, microdermabrasion was referred to as "epidermabrasion--" i.e. abrasion of the superficial epidermis. So, should you ever want to obtain this effect for any reason, you can save your money and time and take a Buf-Puf, Loofah, or even a stiff wash cloth and rub your skin vigorously. What I have found helpful for stretch marks is the use of injectable "skin boosters" (in my Israel satellite facility, the Restylane people have a regulatory agency approved injectable product called Restylane Skin Boosters, and in my Upper East Side practice, I use Belotero Balance). This approach, which involves microdroplet injections of the product in a grid-like pattern, tends to tighten and smooth the overlying skin, reducing the cigarette paper surface textural irregulaties characteristic of striae. Following this, or combined with it. I also use microneedling to further enhance new, native collagen and elastic fiber production and to further smooth the surface and blend the tone with the surrounding normal skin. For more on these techniques, check out the archives of RealSelf.com, and be sure you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician. Best of luck.
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Answer: Microdermabrasion will not remove or affect your stretch marks. Thank you for your question! Microdermabrasion will not remove or affect your stretch marks. Do
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Answer: Microdermabrasion will not remove or affect your stretch marks. Thank you for your question! Microdermabrasion will not remove or affect your stretch marks. Do
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January 11, 2017
Answer: Treatment for stretch marks Microdermabrasion will not remove or affect your stretch marks. There are few methods that actually works with removing stretch marks or minimizing their appearance such as laser and syneron profound system. There are different lasers out there that do great job and syneron profound is fairly new on the market but it delivers great results. I would advise you to find an expert in your area and make an appointment for free consultations. Good luck!
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January 11, 2017
Answer: Treatment for stretch marks Microdermabrasion will not remove or affect your stretch marks. There are few methods that actually works with removing stretch marks or minimizing their appearance such as laser and syneron profound system. There are different lasers out there that do great job and syneron profound is fairly new on the market but it delivers great results. I would advise you to find an expert in your area and make an appointment for free consultations. Good luck!
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December 22, 2016
Answer: Treating stretch marks on bum Your dermatologist will have a few options for treating your stretch marks, although unfortunately there is nothing great for them. Microdermabrasion is likely of minimal benefit, so save your money.
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December 22, 2016
Answer: Treating stretch marks on bum Your dermatologist will have a few options for treating your stretch marks, although unfortunately there is nothing great for them. Microdermabrasion is likely of minimal benefit, so save your money.
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