Stretch Mark Removal in Denver
If you have worked through the creams, the oils and the retinoids without much to show for it, that is not a failure of discipline. Those products work at the surface. Stretch marks form deeper than they reach.
Fading them means triggering collagen and elastin in the layer where the damage actually sits, and that takes a device rather than a bottle.
The three options, and who each one suits
Most clinics offer one or two stretch mark treatments. We have the full set, which matters because the right choice depends heavily on your skin tone.
RF microneedling
Insulated radiofrequency needles deliver energy at depth while protecting the skin's surface. Three passes at different depths in a single session.
The safest option across all skin tones, and our usual recommendation on deeper skin
Noticeable fading from a single session
Little downtime
Fractional CO2 laser
An ablative laser that creates microscopic channels to stimulate collagen and elastin growth deep beneath the marks. Fast and highly effective, and best suited to lighter skin tones.
Platelet serum
Derived from your own blood and applied alongside treatment to push collagen production further. Used as an add-on to amplify results rather than as a treatment on its own.
Where we treat
Most commonly stomach, hips, legs and shoulders.
Worth being straight about the goal: stretch marks fade and blend into the surrounding skin. They do not vanish as though they were never there. Anyone promising erasure is selling you something.
Who performs your treatment
Your treatment is carried out by Certified Laser Specialists who also instruct at our college and train staff from other clinics. Students do not perform treatments in our clinic and do not observe them.
What it costs
Body treatments are quoted individually, because pricing depends on the area and the approach. Our RF microneedling page lists face and neck pricing, and body work is quoted at consultation.
Your consultation is free and you will get a specific number for your areas.
Book a consultation
Bring the detail of anything you have already tried. It tells us how your skin responds and shortens the guesswork.
Book a consultation or get in touch with questions first.