Topical beta-glucan plus nanofractional and magnetic nanofractional radiofrequency effective treatment of stretch marks
Researchers have found in a new research that Topical beta-glucan plus nanofractional radiofrequency and magnetic nanofractional radiofrequency effective treatment of stretch marks.
The new study has been published in the journal Dermatology and Therapy.
Stretch marks are common atrophic dermal scars with significant physical and psychological effects. Therefore, there is a need for effective cosmetics and procedures for stretch mark treatment.Stretch marks affect over half of pregnant women and can lead to a negative self-image, thus impacting their quality of life. Many risk factors that cause stretch marks are difficult to control during pregnancy; therefore, an effective and tolerable treatment modality is required.
Several treatment strategies have been investigated, including the topical application of various creams or oils , superficial dermabrasion [18], trichloroacetic acid peel , platelet-rich plasma , radiofrequency (RF) and laser therapy .
This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy and safety of a novel treatment for stretch marks that is made up of topical formulations containing beta-glucan combined with nanofractional radiofrequency.
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