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Stretch marks are a form of dermal scarring that occurs when the skin is stretched beyond its natural elastic capacity. They appear as linear streaks — starting as red, purple or pink before gradually fading to silvery-white. Newer marks respond far better to treatment.

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Mono Threads for Body

Smooth threads placed into the superficial skin layers to stimulate collagen production and improve skin quality, thickness and resilience over time.

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COG Thread Lift

A minimally invasive thread lift repositioning sagging facial tissue using barbed dissolvable threads for an immediate lift and long-term collagen response.

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HIFU for Body

Focused ultrasound energy delivered to deeper skin layers to stimulate collagen, gradually tightening and firming areas that have lost their structure.

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Body Contouring

A non-surgical treatment targeting resistant fat deposits using controlled cooling, heat, ultrasound or radiofrequency to reshape specific areas.

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Body Fillers

Injectable fillers that restore volume and contour to areas that have lost structure due to ageing, weight changes or natural anatomy.

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Lipolytic Injections

Non-surgical micro-injections that break down localised fat deposits in resistant areas such as the chin, lower belly or bra line.

Mounjaro

A medically supervised weekly injection using tirzepatide to regulate hunger signals, slow gastric emptying and support sustainable weight loss.

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hair thinning.

Why It Happens

AUTOIMMUNE RESPONSE

The immune system targets hair follicles, disrupting their normal function and pushing them into a prolonged resting phase.

DHT SENSITIVITY

Genetic sensitivity to DHT causes gradual follicle miniaturisation and progressive hair loss.

PHYSICAL TENSION

Repeated physical tension on the hair can develop into traction alopecia over time.

SCARRING

Inflammation or injury that permanently damages follicles can result in scarring alopecia.

Who It Affects

YOUNG ADULTS

Individuals under 30 who are more commonly affected by Alopecia Areata.

MEN

Men experiencing androgenetic hair loss, often beginning in the mid-20s.

WOMEN

Women, especially post-menopause, who are also widely affected by androgenetic alopecia.

GENETICS

Those with a family history of either form of alopecia.

How We Approach It

STEP 01

We classify before we treat

A comprehensive scalp assessment supported by trichoscopy and a detailed clinical history identifies the type and stage of alopecia accurately. Every case begins here before any treatment is recommended.

STEP 02

Treatment is matched to type and stage

For patchy or autoimmune alopecia, PRP is often the primary non-surgical treatment — helping reduce inflammation and stimulate regrowth. Treatment is always tailored to the type and stage of hair loss.

STEP 03

Advanced cases: transplant evaluated

For advanced or permanent hair loss where follicles are no longer viable, hair transplant surgery may be considered. This is evaluated through a dedicated consultation involving photographic mapping and donor area assessment.

Common Questions about

Stretch Marks

How many sessions are needed?

Most patients require 4–6 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart. Improvement is gradual, with visible changes in texture and tone developing progressively throughout the course.

Are newer or older stretch marks easier to treat?

Newer stretch marks (red, pink, or purple) respond better to treatment as the skin is still in an active repair phase. Older white or silver marks can still improve but typically require a longer treatment course.

Can stretch marks be completely removed?

No. Stretch marks are a form of scar tissue and cannot be fully erased. However, their appearance including colour, texture, and depth can be significantly improved, especially with early treatment.