Ways to get rid of stretch marks on the body
Stretch marks in the abdominal and hip areas are among women's worst nightmares. These deformations that occur on the skin can become severe enough over time that they cannot be covered, affecting a person's mood. So, what are the ways to get rid of stretch marks on the body? Here is the answer...
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Changes in weight gain and loss, pregnancy, and the body remaining dehydrated cause the formation of stretch marks on the skin. Women with lighter skin tones are more prone to developing stretch marks. Skin elasticity also plays an important role in this regard.
If you cannot prevent the formation of stretch marks despite precautions such as drinking plenty of water and changing your lifestyle, it means you need support.
This support can be a micro-needling radiofrequency system. This system is also called gold needle therapy. The gold needles at the tip of the system create small holes in the upper layer of the body.
REPAIR MECHANISMS ARE ACTIVATED
It transmits radiofrequency energy heated up to 60 degrees under the skin. This triggers the repair mechanisms in the skin to activate. These triggered mechanisms increase collagen production. Consequently, the skin tightens, brightens, and the stretch marks on the skin disappear. This appearance on the skin begins to show itself in the first weeks.
In the following weeks, a tension that can be seen with the naked eye and felt upon touch emerges. You can feel the progress every week during the treatment process. A single session is sufficient for fine stretch marks on the skin. For advanced stretch marks, a treatment process ranging from 4 to 6 sessions is applied. No pain is felt during the procedure because special analgesic creams are applied to the skin before the application.
ITS EFFECT LASTS 1-2 YEARS
Although the application time varies from person to person, there is a process that lasts between approximately 45 and 60 minutes for the body. The effect of the application lasts on average 1 or 2 years.
Therefore, it is recommended to continue the procedure at intervals to ensure the permanence of the process. For stretch marks, the application can be performed from the age of 16 or 17, and at these ages, the application takes less time and its effect lasts for many more years.
The application is not performed in cases of Herpes, when an active infection is seen in the area to be treated, during pregnancy, in patients using pacemakers, in cancer patients, or in epilepsy patients.