The Reasons And Causes On How To Combat Scars, Stretch Marks and Cellulite

How Do You Get Scars, Stretch Marks And Cellulite?

The three of the biggest complaints patients have are scars, stretch marks, and cellulite. Suffering from stretchmarks and wanting to know how to make them go away are many who have experienced pregnancy.

Especially for acne patients, scars are another problem. When the weather turns warm and the shorts come out, cellulite is a real problem. 

About how to approach the management of these three problems, we help you differentiate fact from fiction.

After suffering an injury scars are the result of the skin healing. Against infection, our skin is designed to be our first barrier. Our skin barrier has been breached and the body responds by closing it up as quickly as possible if we cut ourselves, suffer an injury or choose to have a piercing done. Here scar tissue is very different than the surrounding skin tissue which comes as the problem. It stands out and can be an obvious blemish as a result. Scars will diminish in appearance over time. 

Here we advise patients that there comes no single treatment that suits everyone. The following are a few procedures we can try and see how they work for you: 

Laser resurfacing treatments

Dermabrasion

Surgery

Tissue Fillers

Stretch Marks Or No Stretch Marks 

Most commonly from pregnancy, stretch marks occur when the skin of the body has been stretched. Some patients suffer from rapid weight gain that also causes stretch marks. They never completely go away as fortunately, they are harmless and typically fade over time. There may be ads for creams and ointments promising to erase your stretch marks.

Containing ingredients like vitamin E, cocoa butter or glycolic acid are these products. Whereas they won't erase the marks as they are good for your skin. 

Helping to minimize the appearance of stretch marks are some Stretch Marks that are somewhat effective including: 

Pulsed dye laser therapy

Microdermabrasion

Tretinoin Cream (Retina-A)

Fractional photothermolysis

Excimer laser

To determine the best approach to take for them it is best to work with the patients. Here we are finding the reasons that include how long they have had the stretch marks, how convenient is a particular treatment, the price and expectations they may have about the results, and so on.

Only partially effective are most treatments. 

To completely eradicate the stretch marks, there is no treatment. 

Introducing Cellulite 

That which is causing deep embarrassment as soon as shorts and swimsuits season comes around, cellulite is the result of lumpy deposits of fat near the surface of the skin. Making your skin dimple and pucker its characteristic way, are these fat deposits pushing against the connective tissue underneath the skin. At some point in their lives, most women will develop cellulite. 

As these strategies will certainly improve the appearance of the dimpling in your skin, weight loss, a healthy diet, and exercise are your best defense against cellulite. Cellulite is unlikely to go away completely unfortunately even at your ideal weight. 

Cellulite is near the skin’s surface and so liposuction is ineffective on cellulite as it only targets deep fat sores. Here the condition is similar for most of the devices, products, and creams that are available to treat cellulite. That any of these things eliminate cellulite, there is little to no scientific evidence. 

The FDA condemned it as an unsafe practice and discourages it’s use, as mesotherapy has been used by several spas as a treatment for cellulite.

Here we find cellulite to be a skin problem and not a fat problem.

Caused by abnormal attachments between the skin and underlying tissue in your body is cellulite. Influenced hormonally as well as by the genetics is cellulite formation. Helping to reduce cellular inflammation, reduce fluids, and increase skin circulation is a nutrient-rich diet that emphasises essential fatty acids, amino acids, and antioxidants. unfortunately, it’s not a cure for cellulite whereas it is recommended as a non-invasive approach to increase the collagen production in the skin. 

To Sum Up…

To battle cellulite, there are two devices that the FDA has recently approved. A laser light, one is the TriAcitve. Emitting high levels of energy is the other called VelaSmooth. Through a combination of light energy, tissue manipulation and negative pressure are both. Both treatments are available through your doctor as neither of these treatments is inexpensive. They are not a cure for cellulite again as these treatments may decrease the appearance. 

The good news is that there are several ways to try to minimise the appearance of such distinguishing characteristics while scars, stretch marks, and cellulite make us individuals.