Stretch Mark SurgeryIf you gain weight or muscle mass rapidly, your skin will stretch to quickly and not be able to handle the rapid change causing stretch marks. The skin is a very tough organ but it can only handle the pressure for short amounts of time, if the pressure last for long amounts of time stretch marks will start to form. A stretch mark when the skin actually rips leaving purple or red marks. These streaky marks are stretch marks. Stretch marks are not permanent but they have to be dealt with quickly, the faster you treat them the better they react to the treatment.
Surgery for Stretch MarksLasers can be effective in removing stretch marks, they do not work for everyone but there has been proven results. Don’t be too hasty to rush under the knife, it is very painful and the results are very minimal, also the cost is very expensive.
3 Reasons not to have surgery for stretch marks:
- It is very painful
- It is expensive
- It does a lot of damage to the effected area
Lasers can help tissue jump start the repair process. Laser stretch mark treatment works on certain types of skin, people with sensitive skin should not use laser to remove stretch marks. Studies have been produced that show that stretch mark surgery does more damage than good.
 Alternatives to Surgery for Stretch Marks
A very common place for stretch marks is around the belly button area. The only way to fix this with surgery is to remove all of the skin around the area which is very painful. This procedure will work, but is very expensive and evasive. Most times patients that have had the surgery can’t even stand up straight after six weeks. The most effective way to treat stretch marks is with oil that is high in omega acids and vitamin E like our StriMedix Shield; it can help reduce the appearance of stretch marks with in weeks.
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