Why do stretch marks form?
Stretch marks are tears in the dermis that appear when the skin’s ability to stretch is exceeded — during pregnancy, rapid weight change, growth spurts or hormonal shifts. New marks are pink-purple; older ones turn white-silver. Newer marks usually respond faster.
The Striort method
Striort is a medium-molecular method targeting stretch marks. It involves no needles, incisions or laser: a special vacuum system works along each line to strengthen the collagen network, repairing and firming the treated area. Results depend on individual skin structure.
Gold-needle RF for stretch marks
We use fractional radiofrequency (gold needle) to trigger repair in the affected tissue. For deep, older marks we often combine it with Striort.
The course
We assess the age, colour and extent of the marks. A programme of 5–10 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart, is typical. Moisturising and sun protection between sessions support results.
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