Friday, August 2, 2013

Laser Surgery For Stretch Marks Removal Can Be Very Expensive

Laser surgery for stretch marks removal is the most radical approach that exists today. However at around $200 per treatment it is certainly not the cheapest option. Laser surgery is a relatively new technique compared to the older techniques of abdominoplasty (tummy tuck ) and stretch mark creams.

People develop stretch lines for various reasons, one being pregnancy. When the skin is stretched to the point of breaking down, similar to elastic losing its' elasticity, scar tissues form to repair the damage and reconnect the broken skin tissues. Losing collagen and elastin in the skin causes not only scars, but also loss of tone, fine lines and wrinkles. Over a very long period of time, usually years, stretch lines may fade in colour, but the scars remain. Anyone that has experienced rapid weight gain or pregnancy has most likely experienced similar effects.

Using lasers for stretch marks removal involves a controlled laser light applied to the affected area. Once they are broken down and removed, the damaged vessels are then repaired by promoting the production of collagen that will fill in the area previously occupied by the scars. It basically has no recovery period and the worst thing that can happen is that the marks are not healing at all.

The reasons why using lasers is so successful is because it treats more than the top layer of the skin and it actually penetrates into the skin layers where collagen is formed. Only scars that are still fresh, pink or purplish in colour can be treated by laser. The main disadvantage of using lasers is that it generally takes a number of regular treatment sessions and a good deal of money before you see the improvement in your skin.

To use laser surgery find a board certified plastic surgeon. Make an appointment and discuss the process. Lasers have been used to assist with cosmetic skin problems since the 1960's and is painless. Practitioners of laser surgery claim that this new method can rejuvenate damaged skin and make it feel more elastic and look much the same way it used to. Although it is still considered a type of cosmetic surgery, laser surgery does not involve cutting the skin and does not result in irregularities to the skin texture.








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