Microneedling to remove stretch marks

Stretch marks are a problem that many women will experience. During pregnancy, the woman's uterus will gradually expand, which will cause a certain amount of pressure on the skin. Stretch marks are caused under such circumstances. There are many ways to remove stretch marks, and microneedle treatment is one of them. The effect of microneedle treatment is quite ideal. Below, I will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about microneedle treatment of stretch marks.

1. Principle of Microneedle Mesotherapy

Microneedle mesotherapy uses many tiny needles on the microneedle roller to stimulate the skin. In a very short time, the microneedles can create more than 200,000 tiny channels, allowing the active ingredients to effectively penetrate the skin. Combined with special effects products such as wrinkle removal, whitening, repair, stretch mark removal, and scar removal, it can achieve the ideal effects of reducing wrinkles, treating scars and stretch marks, whitening the skin, reducing spots, improving eye wrinkles and dark circles, tightening and lifting facial skin tissue, etc.

2. How effective is microneedle mesotherapy in removing stretch marks?

Microneedling is very effective in removing stretch marks.

Microneedle mesotherapy for stretch marks can effectively enhance the penetration of nutrients, which is forty times more effective than traditional skin care products. Microneedle mesotherapy for stretch marks can increase the thickness of the skin's epidermis by about 8%, and its effect is comparable to laser and filler plastic surgery. Microneedle technology has extremely low side effects and is safe and reliable, making it the best anti-aging care treatment. Microneedle stretch mark removal products cover almost the entire body. Moreover, the entire microneedle mesotherapy treatment only takes about half an hour to complete.

2. When do stretch marks appear?

When a pregnant woman is pregnant for more than 3 months, the enlarged uterus protrudes from the pelvic cavity and develops into the abdominal cavity. The abdomen begins to swell, and under the influence of the enlarged uterus, the elastic fibers of the skin and the abdominal muscles begin to stretch. It is especially obvious in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. When the abdomen grows beyond a certain limit, the elastic fibers in the skin will break, and irregular pink or purple longitudinal cracks will appear on the abdominal skin. After childbirth, although the broken elastic fibers can be gradually repaired according to the body's self-repair function, it is difficult to return to the pre-pregnancy state. The original cracks on the skin will gradually fade and finally turn silver-white.

This is true in theory, but every pregnant mother has a different physique and skin elasticity, so when stretch marks appear varies from person to person. Some mothers may have them in the early stages of pregnancy, some in the sixth month of pregnancy, and some even when they are about to give birth. Some pregnant mothers are very lucky and do not have any stretch marks throughout their pregnancy.