Stretch marks on the abdomen

Stretch marks on the abdomen These are linear skin changes caused by the stretching of the skin and changes within the fibres collagen and elastins. They most commonly appear during pregnancy, puberty and following sudden changes in body weight. Initially, they are red, pink or purple in colour, but over time they fade and turn pearly white.

The development of stretch marks on the abdomen is influenced by mechanical, hormonal and genetic factors. These marks may also appear following rapid weight gain or loss. Similar marks occur on other parts of the body, including as stretch marks on thighs or stretch marks on the breasts.

It is not always possible to completely remove stretch marks, but carefully selected treatments can reduce their visibility and improve the skin’s texture. The treatments used include, amongst others,. radiofrequency, of which micro-needle radiofrequency, which combines the effects of microneedling with radiofrequency energy. Stretch mark removal treatment It stimulates the skin’s regenerative processes and supports the production of collagen and elastin.

Regularly moisturising the skin and avoiding sudden fluctuations in body weight can help keep the skin in good condition, but do not guarantee the prevention of stretch marks. The choice of treatment depends, amongst other things, on the age of the stretch marks, their extent, their appearance and the individual characteristics of the skin.

Further information on stretch marks on the tummy You can find it on our blog: Removing stretch marks - effective reduction through skin remodelling