Stretch marks are usually permanent dermal scars. Modern topical and procedural options - tretinoin, microneedling, lasers, RF, and PRP - can improve appearance, especially when started early, but complete removal is uncommon.
Stretch marks form when skin stretches faster than it can adapt. Treatments - topicals, lasers, microneedling - can improve appearance but do not guarantee complete removal. Early marks respond better than older ones.
Acne scar repair uses targeted techniques - subcision, fillers, lasers, microneedling, chemical reconstruction and more - matched to scar type to improve texture and volume. Combinations often work best; realistic expectations and specialist guidance matter.
Non-surgical face lifts use lasers, radiofrequency, injectables and other minimally invasive tools to tighten skin and restore volume with less downtime than surgery. They deliver subtle, maintenance-focused results and work best for mild to moderate signs of aging.