Stretch mark removal in Petah Tikva

The truth is that such marks are natural and common. They form as a result of rapid body growth, hormonal changes or genetic factors. Nevertheless, many people find it hard to accept these changes in their skin. While some see them as an integral part of their personal story, others look for ways to improve the appearance of the skin. But which methods really work?

Depending on skin type, genetic predisposition and the cause of their formation, stretch marks can appear with varying intensity. Red stretch marks in particular indicate that the damage to the skin is still fresh and that the area is in an active healing process. It is precisely at this stage that targeted treatment can be especially effective and bring optimal results.

These marks on the skin appear when the skin is stretched strongly and in a short time. The elastic fibres in the dermis layer are unable to withstand the load and tear – a process that leads to the formation of stretch marks. There may be several reasons for this:

• Rapid weight gain: Particularly during pregnancy (pregnancy marks), or as a result of an unbalanced diet, the skin may be overstretched.
• Hormonal changes: During puberty or through the use of medications such as cortisone, the structure of the skin changes and the risk of tearing increases.
• Accelerated muscle building: Athletes and bodybuilders often experience stretch marks on the arms, shoulders or thighs.
• Genetic predisposition: Weakness in the connective tissues may cause the skin to tear more easily.
• Medical causes: Conditions such as Cushing's syndrome, which affects the production of cortisol in the body, may change the structure of the skin and lead to the formation of tears.

Before stretch marks become permanently etched into the skin, early warning signs often appear. The skin may feel tight or itchy, even before fine reddish or purplish lines can be seen. These red marks are the initial stage – and this is the ideal time to start treatment, when it is still possible to significantly influence the appearance of the skin and reduce the visibility of the marks.

Although stretch marks are usually only an aesthetic issue, there are cases in which it is worth consulting a doctor. If stretch marks suddenly appear in large numbers, or are accompanied by other symptoms such as weight gain, muscle weakness or high blood pressure – it may be a hormonal disorder that requires professional diagnosis.

Although stretch marks cannot be removed completely, there are now advanced methods that can significantly improve your appearance. At Dermacare we offer a range of effective solutions, including:

• Microneedling: a treatment that stimulates collagen production and improves skin elasticity.
• Radiofrequency microneedling (Morpheus8): enhances the effectiveness of classic microneedling with precise pulses of heat.
• Chemical peels: remove dead skin cells and support the skin's natural regeneration process.
• Dedicated creams with retinol or hyaluronic acid: may improve skin elasticity and reduce the visibility of the marks.

An advanced version of the treatment is radiofrequency microneedling, which uses gentle heat pulses that penetrate the deeper layers of the skin. The combination of microneedling with controlled heating enhances the skin-tightening effect, and makes the method particularly effective for treating prominent and more severe stretch marks.

The treatment is carried out over several sessions and is personalised according to skin type and condition. After just a few treatments you can see a marked improvement in skin texture and in its overall appearance.

Ready to upgrade the look of your skin?

Book your first consultation at Dermacare today and together we will create a treatment plan tailored to your skin.

Stretch mark treatment is carried out with radiofrequency microneedling. The price depends on the size of the treated area and the number of treatments required, and is determined in a free consultation.