REMOVAL OF STRETCH MARKS

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If you're one of the millions of people with unsightly stretch marks, you are not alone. 70% of teenage girls and 40% of teenage boys develop stretch marks by the time they reach adulthood, 75% to 90% of women develop stretch marks during pregnancy.
Luckily, there are just as many ways to get rid of stretch marks as there are ways to get them. The type of treatment that works best for you will depend on several factors, including your body type and how long you've had them.

 PLASTIC SURGERY
The most drastic way to eliminate stretch marks is with plastic surgery.A surgeon pulls the loose skin taut, making your stretch marks disappear. Keep in mind that this is a medical procedure and carries the risks associated with any surgery.This is also an expensive procedure.

 LASER TREATMENTS
Laser treatment is another drastic way to eliminate stretch marks. The ideal patient has pale skin with red or purple stretch marks, as the contrast makes it easier for the laser to lock on.

 RADIO FREQUENCY
One of the newest trends in stretch mark treatment uses radio frequencies to stimulate collagen production. Radio frequency treatments aren't as painful as laser treatments since they don't burn skin. You may also experience a reduction in cellulite following treatment.


For More Info:
Please Visit Web Site: www.csclinic.delhi.in
Email: chetnas83@yahoo.com

Address : 
D-439,1st Floor,Ramphal Chowk,
Palam Ext.Sec-7,Dwarka,
New Delhi-110075

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