Stretch Marks
Stretch marks form when the skin stretches rapidly, tearing collagen fibers. They often appear during pregnancy, growth spurts, or rapid weight change.
Signs
Red, purple, or white streaks on the abdomen, breasts, hips, thighs, or upper arms, sometimes with indented texture.
Causes
Rapid growth, pregnancy, weight fluctuation, corticosteroid use, and genetics.
Assessment
We assess stretch mark age (newer red marks respond better), depth, location, and skin type.
Treatment
Microneedling, fractional laser, PRP, and topical retinoids improve color and texture. Earlier treatment produces better results.
When to come in
Not urgent. Treat sooner rather than later for best outcomes, especially while marks are still red or purple.
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