Are you self-conscious about stretch marks that affect your confidence and make you feel less comfortable in your own skin? At Profile Aesthetic in Aberdeen, Scotland, we understand the desire for smoother, more even-toned skin. Our skilled team offers stretch mark treatments to help reduce the appearance of stretch marks and restore your skin's natural beauty.

Restoring Smooth Skin

‍Stretch mark treatments aim to minimise the appearance of stretch marks, whether they are caused by pregnancy, weight fluctuations, or other factors. By promoting collagen production and improving skin texture, these treatments can help you achieve noticeable improvements in the appearance of stretch marks.

Personalised Treatment Options

‍At Profile Aesthetic, we provide a range of personalised stretch mark treatments tailored to your specific needs and goals. Our experienced practitioners will assess your skin condition and recommend the most suitable options for you. Some effective treatments for stretch marks include:

1. Microneedling: Microneedling involves the use of tiny needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This stimulates collagen production and promotes the remodelling of stretch mark-affected areas, resulting in smoother and more even skin texture.
2. Laser Therapy: Laser resurfacing utilises advanced laser technology to target stretch marks and stimulate collagen production. This helps to fade the color of the stretch marks and improve their texture over time, revealing smoother and less visible marks.
3. PRP Therapy: PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy involves using your body's own platelet-rich plasma to promote the regeneration of skin cells and improve the appearance of stretch marks. The platelets contain growth factors that stimulate tissue repair and rejuvenation.
4. Surgical Excision: For extensive areas, sometimes surgery is the best option. Our experienced Plastic Surgeons frequently incorporate the removal of stretch marks in their abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) and breast surgery procedures.

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