How To Get.Rid Of Stretch Marks Styal

At Dr Sknn, we provide a cutting-edge Fractional CO2 Laser procedure which can significantly diminish the visibility of stretch marks. This therapy encourages the production of new skin cells in the epidermis and dermis through ablation and thermal effects. Our one-of-a-kind mid-infrared CO2 laser at 10,600 nm is extremely effective in treating a range of aesthetic issues such as stretch marks, wrinkles, dyschromia, pigmented lesions, irregularities of the skin surface, sun damage, enlarged pores, and lax skin. This treatment can enhance skin tone, hydration, and thickness, leading to a more vital, healthier, and younger-looking complexion. At Dr Sknn, we are dedicated to helping you attain a smoother, more even-toned skin and boosting your confidence.

At Dr Sknn, a consultation will take place to discuss your medical history, physical examination and photographs prior to Fractional CO2 Laser treatment. This provides an opportunity to voice any questions, hopes, results or concerns you have. Before the treatment, any potential risks and post-treatment advice for Fractional CO2 Laser treatment will be discussed and a consent form will be signed to confirm understanding. When the area is being treated for the first time, a patch test will be conducted to establish its suitability. For skin type III+, a topical serum may need to be used for four weeks in advance of the treatment to prepare the skin. At Dr Sknn, safety and suitability is of utmost importance and a full consultation will be conducted to decide if you are suitable for Fractional CO2 Laser treatment. After a successful patch test following 48 hours, the treatment will be carried out. If a certain medication is present in your medical history, the patch testing period may be extended up to two weeks. For skin type III+, a topical product may be necessary for four weeks before the treatment.

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