(Question King) I suddenly gained weight and developed stretch marks. Can laser treatment make my skin look like it used to?

You call it stretch marks, right?

Stretch marks are a phenomenon where damage occurs to the fibrous tissue of the skin when the skin rapidly stretches or shrinks.

When you gain weight, the skin is pulled to both sides, and as the pulled skin becomes thinner and cracks, the skin turns white and becomes wrinkled, making stretch marks look ugly.

Suddenly, I gained a lot of weight rapidly, and I developed a lot of stretch marks on my thighs, abdomen, and hips.

Since it is hidden by clothing outwardly, there is no particular problem.

It's hard because of the itching, but my body is in this condition in several places.

Honestly, showing such a hideous side to my husband feels...

It is psychologically more difficult.

It makes me feel embarrassed, lose self-esteem, and even feel depressed.

So, I looked up some methods that are said to be good for stretch marks on the internet.

Drink plenty of water, apply moisturizer, and use stretch mark ointment.

I also gave massages and provided guidance, but I didn't see much effect.

I haven't received laser treatment yet.

Chae & Yu Clinic is the place to search for stretch mark laser treatment.

[Cha & You MPT] It was registered with the Korean Intellectual Property Office.

It seems to be a trustworthy clinic registered with the Patent Office, but if anyone like me has seen results after laser treatment for stretch marks, please give me some advice.

Can I return to my original skin condition after receiving laser treatment?