Stretch Marks

Stretch marks occur when the skin is over-stretched. This is usually caused by weight gain and is very common during pregnancy (affecting up to 90% of women), where the skin has to stretch very quickly to accommodate the growing baby.

Stretch marks are actually a form of scarring, leaving ridges on the skin.  They first appear as reddish or purple lines, but tend to gradually fade in colour.  However, even when faded, the lines will often appear empty.

Stretch marks are not a health risk in themselves, but can be unsightly and many sufferers are tempted seek a solution to improve them.

Stretch Mark Treatment Options

Sublative Fractional Radiofrequency

These photos show Before and After Sublative results. Find out about Sublative fractional radiofrequency treatment for stretch marks and other skin concerns.

before stretch marks sublative after stretch marks sublative