Stretch Mark Treatment
What is it
Stretch mark treatment is a combination of techniques and natural active ingredients that work to renew the skin, improve texture, and soften white or red stretch marks. We use physical exfoliation, active ingredients such as mandelic acid or rosehip oil, white clay, and a soothing gel, providing comprehensive care for the affected area.
Indications
Recent stretch marks (reddish or purplish)
Old stretch marks (whitish)
Areas such as the buttocks, thighs, stomach, breasts, and arms
Skin with an uneven texture or loss of elasticity
Benefits
Softens the appearance of stretch marks
Stimulates cell renewal and collagen production
Gradual skin lightening in treated areas
Improves elasticity and firmness
Non-invasive procedure with natural and effective active ingredients
Contraindications
Injured skin, with wounds or local infections
Pregnancy or breastfeeding (evaluate active ingredients used)
Allergy to any of the applied components
Skin highly sensitized by other recent treatments
How is done
The session begins with a gentle exfoliation to remove dead skin cells. Next, a renewing active ingredient (choose between mandelic acid or rosehip oil, depending on skin type and condition) is applied. After the active ingredient has taken effect, a white clay mask, known for its brightening and healing effects, is applied. The procedure ends with a soothing gel that provides comfort and hydration to the skin.
Peridity
1 to 2 times a week, depending on skin response and intensity of stretch marks.
6 to 10 sessions are recommended for more visible results.
Can be combined with other aesthetic treatments, as assessed.
Care
Avoid sun exposure for the first 48 hours.
Use sunscreen daily, especially on the treated areas.
Moisturize your skin well with products recommended by your professional.
Avoid tight clothing or excessive friction in the area for 24 hours.
Do not use acids or exfoliants at home on the treated areas until approved by your professional.
Comments
Results vary from person to person, depending on the type of stretch mark, how long it's been since it appeared, and the associated care. It's important to maintain consistent treatment and combine it with good skin hydration and healthy habits.
Estimated time
60 minutes