Two Non-Invasive Ways To Get Rid Of Your Stretch Marks

Do you have stretch marks? If so, you may have tried several products to get rid of them. Many people with stretch marks want them gone, and they may not be able to afford or want to go through with invasive surgeries to get rid of them. The location of some stretch marks further complicates the issue because surgery may not be an option for all places on the body where the marks appear. The following points are designed to offer you two options for significantly diminishing the appearance of your stretch marks. 

Microneedling

This is a procedure that involves the use of a single needle or several needles that are applied to the skin. This is done to create a response in the skin that makes the body want to heal the area. When the "mircopiercings" are made on the skin, products such as Vitamin C, which is an antioxidant and healing agent, may also be applied over the area to correct skin problems. Products containing collagen may also be used to improve the appearance of skin.

You will find that there are microneedling kits available for consumer use, but due to the procedure involving breaking the skin, it is beneficial to consider whether doing it yourself is the best method. For example, a professional will know the most sanitary and sterile methods to use. They will also know which topical agents to use for your specific type of stretch marks and skin. 

Exfoliation/Dermabrasion

There are commercially produced exfoliants that you can purchase to apply to your stretch marks. You could also consider using the services of a professional who provides exfoliation services. If you use a professional, they may recommend a combination of dermabrasion and exfoliation. These are both skin treatments that remove dead skin, which can encourage collagen production and create new skin cells.

You may need to have multiple sessions to see results. Opting for exfoliation at home can be effective, but you should also keep in mind the extent of your scarring. Superficial, thin, silvery stretch marks might respond well to exfoliation only. Deep, wide and dark ones may require a more aggressive approach. 

A cosmetic procedures professional like one from KN Medspa is a good resource to use to determine what procedures are ideal to reduce the appearance of your stretch marks. It may be impossible to totally rid your body of stretch marks, but the technological advancements available to professionals can diminish them to the degree that they are barely noticeable, which means you can worry less about trying to cover them up or hide them. 

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Hey there! My name is Margo White. I am a 52-year old mother of two who has her first grandchild on the way. When my son told me that he was expecting his first child, I was overjoyed. But as the news set in, I found it hard to believe that I was going to be a grandma. After all, I didn't feel that old, nor did I think I looked that old. Then I looked in the mirror and saw how tired and wrinkled my face had become. It was then that I decided I was going to be the best looking grandma I could be. I decided to have dermal fillers used on my face to iron out the wrinkles. I decided to make this website to go over the different types of fillers that can be used and weight the pros and cons of each type.