Dr. Adam Najem’s clinic provides three types of stretch mark treatment:
Skin Needling
Skin needling (also known as DermaPen) encourages new tissue growth across those areas affected by stretch marks, utilising micro-fine needles to create microscopic holes.
This causes safe, low levels of physical trauma to create new elastin and collagen. The skin stays intact and is not damaged during this process.
Skin needling’s results tend to appear during the first month following the treatment. Generally, though, it can take between three and 12 months.
PRP
Platelet Rich Plasma (or PRP) is a regenerative treatment which revolves around your own blood.
The plasma, rich in platelets, is extracted and concentrated before being reinjected into the body. PRP triggers growth factors able to regenerate skin, repair tissue, and produce collagen.
PRP is non-invasive and painless, posing no risk of allergy or infection.