Bye Stretch Marks

Key Facts About Stretch Marks

1. Appearance

Stretch marks initially appear as red, purple, pink, or dark brown streaks, depending on skin tone. Over time, they often fade to a lighter color, sometimes even turning white or silvery. They can be slightly raised and may have a texture different from the surrounding skin.

2. Common Locations

Stretch marks are most commonly found on areas where fat is stored, such as the abdomen, thighs, hips, breasts, upper arms, and lower back. Men can get stretch marks, especially on the back, shoulders, and thighs, due to muscle gain.

3. Causes

• Rapid growth during puberty
• Pregnancy (especially in the third trimester when the belly expands)
• Rapid weight changes (gain or loss)
• Muscle growth from intense workouts
• Medical conditions such as Cushing’s syndrome or Marfan syndrome (which affect skin elasticity)
• Genetics also play a role; some people are more prone to stretch marks than others

4. Skin Structure and Stretch Marks

The skin has three layers: the epidermis (outer layer), dermis (middle layer), and hypodermis (deepest layer). Stretch marks form in the dermis when connective tissues are stretched beyond their capacity, causing tears that create these visible lines.

5. Are They Permanent?

Stretch marks are technically scars, so they don’t completely go away, but they do fade over time. Treatments like creams, oils, laser therapy, and microdermabrasion can help reduce their appearance.

Why People Seek Treatment?

People often choose to treat stretch marks to improve their skin's appearance, restore confidence, and enhance their skin's smoothness and elasticity. While stretch marks are natural and pose no health risks, treatments can help those who want to minimize them and feel more comfortable in their skin.

What does the treatment process look like?

Step 1: HydraJet with NASA Technology

HydraJet with NASA Technology is a non-invasive, multi-step transdermal skin infusion system that delivers immediately visible results without downtime, no pain, no red skin after the treatment.

A supersonic (200m/s) jet stream of Magnesium Sulfate, Dunaliella HGL, Sepitonic™ M3, Organic Aloe Vera, gently removes natural skin debris and exfoliates dead skin cells. It oxygenates the tissue & stimulates micro-circulation and lymphatic drainage.

The Red and Blue Jet LED light, is based on NASA development. The unique combination in HydraJet with NASA Technology combines Hydroporation and Photoporation, significantly expanding the range of capabilities. HydraJet with NASA Technology offers an innovative dual transdermal treatment option to further improve skin quality and optimize the regeneration and renewal of the stretch marks.

Picture HydraJet with NASA Technology Blue LED

Step 2: TriPollar Radio-frequency (RF)

1. Deep Collagen Stimulation: After the HydraJet with NASA Technology, the TriPollar RF treatment will use radiofrequency energy to heat the deeper skin layers. This heat stimulates collagen and elastin production, which can help firm and tighten the skin over time.
2. Skin Tightening and Smoothing: As the skin responds to the RF, it gradually becomes more elastic, and the stretch marks can appear smoother and less noticeable.

Step 3: Post-Treatment Care

Moisturization and Sun Protection: After each session, applying our Restoring Cream to maintain the hydration benefits of the HydraJet with NASA Technology, while sunscreen will protect the skin, especially after the RF treatment, to prevent any UV damage that can make stretch marks more visible.