Previously, skin marks or stretch marks were very difficult to treat. You could take years using different treatments and not see any positive effect, or very faint results that didn't resolve the problem. However, thanks to advances in science and technology, today there are different specialized methods that allow you to have rejuvenated and, above all, healthier skin. Mesotherapy for stretch marks is an important part of these medical advancements.
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Mesotherapy is an aesthetic medicine treatment for skin revitalization, generally used to eliminate fat (cellulite) accumulated in difficult areas (abdomen, legs, arms, and other areas of the body), as well as to stimulate facial rejuvenation, promote weight loss, and combat unbearable skin marks such as stretch marks.
Mesotherapy is based on the application of micro-injections of compound substances commonly composed of a combination of homeopathic and allopathic products, as well as amino acids, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals; with the aim of promoting the regeneration of new skin tissue through the recovery of collagen and elastin.
The goal of this treatment is to wear down the skin over the stretch mark after each session, as this regenerates the tissue and the appearance of the scar begins to fade.
This aesthetic treatment is a technique derived from alternative medicine. It emerged in the mid-1950s, thanks to the French doctor Michel Pistor. Since then, it has constantly evolved to adapt to different advancements.
Although mesotherapy is generally used for aesthetic purposes, it is also highly recommended to counteract pains and other health conditions.
First of all, keep in mind that mesotherapy will have better results if it is applied on the skin reddish stretch marks, they are more recent in their formation and are easier and quicker to remove. On the other hand, the white stretch marks will require more sessions, as they have already become scar tissue
The first action to be taken by specialists is to identify the areas to be treated, to proceed to clean and disinfect them before beginning the application of microinjections.
Such injections contain different compounds; the specialist will choose the most suitable based on the stretch marks that need to be treated. This liquid will be deposited under the dermis.
From there, blood circulation is stimulated, which in turn promotes the creation of collagen and elastin fibers. Additionally, cellular regeneration is reactivated, and an antioxidant defense is created to suppress free radicals (molecules that accelerate skin aging).
Generally, it is a painless process. However, some specialists choose to apply a topical anesthetic cream on the areas to be treated to avoid local discomfort during the session.
Mesotherapy for stretch marks is designed to treat any area of the body. The only area that cannot be treated is the breasts, as it is a very sensitive tissue area.
Likewise, it can be applied to any person who has a stable and healthy health condition, and who does not present major lesions on the skin that could impede the effect.
It is contraindicated for pregnant women or those in the breastfeeding period, as the compounds of the substances used could alter the pH of the milk.
The most opportune moment to start treating stretch marks is when they are still red, as the effects of the treatment will be visible more quickly and fewer sessions will be required, as mentioned earlier.
In this case, when the stretch marks are recent (red or purple), they will need at least one session per week; and their fading could begin after 8 to 10 weeks. This may vary depending on each person's reaction.
To treat white stretch marks, therapies will be needed for up to 6 months or more. Likewise, a session per week is recommended to avoid forcing cellular regeneration or causing other conditions.
Although these times are medically recommended, each mesotherapist adapts them according to the physical requirements of each patient. Additionally, they consider the areas to be treated and the chemical substances to be used.
After the first weeks of treatment, you should complement the sessions by maintaining a healthy diet, drinking plenty of water, and engaging in some physical exercise routine that allows you to maintain an active lifestyle and avoid the separation or rupture of skin tissue.
This is one of the most important parts; the changes will depend on your body, that is, how it reacts to the substances.
You could see immediate results in just three sessions, just as it might take up to six sessions to notice minimal change.
Of course, you will gradually see how the stretch marks fade and your skin firms up and becomes more resilient. And while you will not need a recovery period after the treatment, you might notice secondary effects such as bruising and swelling.
Remember that the treatment should only be applied by professionals.
In the breasts, it is not advisable to apply mesotherapy, but it can be done carefully around them.
Depending on the treatment and physical conditions, the number of sessions may vary. But generally, applications range from 10 to 12.
In addition to treating stretch marks, you are promoting other actions such as breaking down the accumulation of adipose tissue (fat).
First of all, you should be aware that the therapeutic treatment could involve a minimum of eight to ten sessions, with each session lasting between 30 and 45 minutes; and the price could vary depending on the clinic and its technical team.
To give you an idea, the price of mesotherapy applied to stretch marks could range from €100 to €150 per session (USD 120 to USD 180).
The treatment of mesotherapy for stretch marks promises firmer, rejuvenated, clean, and healthy skin. The most recent stretch marks disappear in just a few sessions, while deeper ones will gradually fade over time, as long as there is constancy in the aesthetic treatment.
This is a safe procedure, with proven results, medically verified, and painless.
Here is a video that I found on YouTube created by the Dual clinic in Valencia, where they simply explain mesotherapy and you will see how it is applied.
Note: This website has nothing to do with the Dual clinic, nor are we evaluating their services; we only recommend watching the video for its explanatory content.
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