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Body Scars & Stretch Marks

Reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks with advanced medical aesthetic treatments designed to smooth, regenerate, and improve skin uniformity.
Body scars and stretch marks are structural changes in the skin that occur following stretching, trauma, or the healing process. They appear as visible marks, uneven texture, or differences in pigmentation. Stretch marks may evolve from red to white over time, while scars vary depending on their origin (acne, surgery, injury, or inflammation). Although they are not harmful to health, they can affect skin uniformity and overall appearance.

What Are Body Scars and Stretch Marks?

Understanding Body Scars and Stretch Marks

Origins of Skin Scars
and Stretch Marks

Body scars and stretch marks appear when the skin undergoes rapid stretching or an alteration in the skin repair process. Weight fluctuations, pregnancy, growth, surgical procedures, or certain skin inflammations are among the most common contributing factors.

When collagen and elastin fibers are damaged, the skin loses its uniformity and elasticity, leading to the appearance of visible marks that may vary in depth.

FAQ

Can multiple treatments be combined?

Yes. Results are often optimized through a combined approach (microneedling + exosomes or radiofrequency + regenerative treatments).

The treatment plan is always personalized according to your goals and your skin’s tolerance.

Restore a smoother, more even skin texture

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