NanoFractional radiofrequency that softens the look of stretch marks.
If stretch marks make you self-conscious, NanoFractional resurfacing can soften their look and improve the skin around them. Tiny points of energy resurface the skin and prompt fresh collagen, helping to blend the marks more smoothly with the surrounding skin. Over a course they become less noticeable and the skin feels smoother, an effective option for improving marks that bother you, with a manageable recovery.
Overview
Key Benefits
Softens the look of stretch marks
Improves skin texture
Stimulates fresh collagen
Suits a range of skin types
Manageable recovery
Gradual, building results
How It Works
The device delivers radiofrequency energy through an array of fine pins, heating the skin in tiny, controlled zones without cutting open channels or stripping the surface. This triggers a collagen-rebuilding response that resurfaces the area and improves the texture and appearance of stretch marks over a course of treatments.
What Happens in a Session
We cleanse the treatment area, then stamp the applicator across the stretch marks in sections. You’ll feel warmth and a prickling sensation as it works. The treatment itself takes around 20 to 30 minutes depending on the area. The skin looks flushed and feels slightly textured immediately afterwards. We apply soothing, protective products and give you clear aftercare guidance to support healing and your result.
Downtime & Aftercare
Expect redness and a sandpaper-like texture for a few days, sometimes with light flaking as the skin renews. Keep the area protected and hydrated, and use daily SPF. Avoid sun and heat on the area for several days.
Sessions & Frequency
A course of three to four sessions, spaced four to six weeks apart, is typical, with the plan tailored to your skin at consultation.
Suitability
Suitable for a range of skin types. Not suitable during pregnancy or over active infection. Older, established marks generally improve more gradually. Suitability is confirmed at consultation.
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