LASER CENTRE · VICTORIA STRETCH MARK RESTORATION™
Rebuild your skin's architecture. Not just its surface.
Red or purple stretch marks and mature white ones behave differently. Victoria Stretch Mark Restoration™ classifies the stage, colour, texture and skin type first, then builds a physician-supervised remodeling plan around fractional resurfacing and complementary treatments, each with a defined clinical target.
Striae Mapping assessment SCR 900 · deductible from your treatment plan
FIRST STEPStage before technology
CORE TECHNOLOGYFRAX-DUAL 360
SUPERVISIONDr. Eric Licea, MD
STAGES
Red · White
Striae rubrae and striae albae, often mixed
FRAMEWORK
5 steps
Classify, target, remodel, blend, review
TREATMENT
A series
Reviewed on response, never a fixed package
ASSESSMENT
SCR 900
Deductible from your treatment plan
THE FIRST QUESTION IS NOT “WHICH LASER?”
Stretch marks evolve. Their colour and texture tell us their stage, and the stage decides which treatment targets matter most. Not every stretch mark follows the same timeline.
STRIAE RUBRAE
Generally newer. Colour is still part of the problem.
PriorityReduce visible colour and support early remodeling.
MIXED STRIAE
Common after pregnancy or weight change.
PriorityDifferent targets may need different tools or sequencing.
STRIAE ALBAE
Generally mature, thinner and more atrophic.
PriorityTexture, dermal collagen remodeling and blending.
Stage changes the target. The target changes the treatment.
WHAT STRETCH MARKS ACTUALLY ARE
Striae distensae form when the skin's deeper connective tissue changes under stretching. They are not dry skin, and they cannot be scrubbed or peeled away.
SHOW US YOUR STRETCH MARKS
A first orientation only. Striae Mapping confirms the stage, because many people have more than one type.
POSSIBLE PATHWAY
Striae rubrae assessment
Newer red or purple marks still carry colour and early dermal change. We assess whether colour, texture or both are the priority, and time remodeling accordingly.
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Striae Mapping documents the variables that matter before any plan is chosen, with standardised photography so change can be measured rather than guessed.
If your marks are still changing because the stretching is ongoing, we may recommend stabilising that first.
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Published reviews suggest earlier red striae often respond more favourably than mature white striae, although no treatment reliably produces complete resolution.
RED · PINK · PURPLE · EARLIER STAGE
Early marks carry visible vascular colour and early dermal change, which may offer a different therapeutic window. Remodeling can support their evolution toward a less conspicuous mature appearance.
Earlier does not mean easy. It means the targets are different.
WHITE · SILVERY · MATURE · ATROPHIC
Mature marks have lost most of their colour and may look pale, depressed or textured. Resistant albae often do better with a staged, combined strategy than with one device expected to fix everything.
White stretch marks are not a colour problem. They are a remodeling problem.
THE VICTORIA MULTIMODAL MATRIX
A planning framework, not a promise that every patient receives every technology. Each tool is used only where it has a target.
Combination does not mean more treatment. It means each treatment needs a reason.
THE VICTORIA STRETCH MARK RESTORATION™ FRAMEWORK
A mature stria can be pale, wide, depressed and textured at the same time. One tool may improve one component better than another, so the plan follows the targets.
YOUR SKIN HAS A HISTORY
You may not erase the fact that your skin stretched. You can often improve how that history looks and feels.
MELANIN-RICH SKIN · PIH-AWARE BODY REMODELING
In melanin-rich skin, treatment-induced inflammation can leave post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Intensity, interval and aftercare matter as much as the device name.
ONE CONDITION, DIFFERENT CANVASES
Skin thickness, surface size, friction and sun exposure vary by area. A small hip cluster and extensive abdominal striae should not have the same plan, or the same price.
AFTER PREGNANCY
Post-pregnancy marks may be red, white or both, and can coexist with laxity or pigment change. Timing considers breastfeeding, skin stability and future pregnancies.
AFTER WEIGHT CHANGE
After significant weight change, marks often look more obvious next to loose skin. We separate what is striae from what is laxity.
AFTER GROWTH OR TRAINING
Growth spurts and fast muscle gain stretch the skin quickly. When the change is still ongoing, stabilisation may improve planning.
YOUR STRETCH MARK RESTORATION JOURNEY
Repeat, intensify, combine or stop: the decision follows your response, not a package.
STEP 01
Rubrae, albae or mixed; colour versus structural targets.
STEP 02
Area, width, texture, atrophy, phototype and baseline photographs.
STEP 03
The tool or combination that fits the target and your skin type.
STEP 04
Controlled treatment to stimulate the chosen tissue response.
STEP 05
Barrier care, activity guidance and photoprotection.
STEP 06
Photographs and texture compared after enough remodeling time.
STEP 07
Continue, change or stop based on what is worthwhile.
RECOVERY DEPENDS ON THE TECHNOLOGY
You receive written aftercare for the exact treatment you have. Collagen remodeling develops over weeks to months, not overnight.
IMMEDIATELY
Redness, warmth, swelling or pinpoint bleeding may occur, depending on the treatment.
FIRST DAYS
Sensitivity, dryness, bronzing, mild crusting or swelling are possible.
RECOVERY
No picking, scrubbing or unapproved actives; follow your specific instructions.
REMODELING
Dermal change develops gradually over the following weeks and months.
REVIEW
Photographs and texture decide whether another session or tool makes sense.
Contact the clinic promptly about unexpected blistering, signs of infection, severe pain, prolonged inflammation or a concerning colour change.
HOW MANY SESSIONS?
Stretch mark treatment is usually a series, but the number depends on stage, area, tool, skin type and the improvement you consider worthwhile. After your first phase, we reassess colour, width, texture and your satisfaction before deciding more.
REALISTIC OUTCOMES
Current evidence does not support promising complete removal. Stretch marks can often be made less visible by improving colour, texture, width and blending, but some residual striae may remain.
WE AIM FOR
WE DO NOT PROMISE
CANDIDACY
Some situations simply need a different timing or a medical review first.
A GOOD CANDIDATE
MODIFY OR DEFER
INVESTMENT
Priced by area and complexity, not by false certainty. Your plan and its cost are confirmed after Striae Mapping.
ENTRY
Stage classification, area mapping, skin type, photography and strategy.
SCR 900
CORE · SMALL AREA
For example a hip, arm or limited cluster, per session.
At assessment
CORE · MEDIUM AREA
For example the lower abdomen or selected thighs.
At assessment
CORE · EXTENDED
Larger abdominal, thigh or hip treatment, or several zones.
At assessment
ADVANCED
Initial treatment phase, photography and a planned clinical review.
At assessment
PREMIUM
For mixed-stage or resistant striae with more than one target.
At assessment
VICTORIA TREATMENT INTEGRITY PROMISE™
Stretch marks vary greatly in maturity and response. Your plan includes the option to stop when further sessions are unlikely to justify their cost, downtime or risk.
More sessions are not the goal. Better-value improvement is.
WHY VICTORIA AESTHETICS
Physician-supervised by Dr. Eric Licea, MD, in Mahé.
Red and white stretch marks are never treated as the same condition.
Focused on structure, not superficial exfoliation claims.
More than one tool only when there is more than one target.
PIH risk shapes the tool, the intensity and the interval.
Abdomen, hips, thighs, breasts and arms assessed individually.
Improvement and blending, never “permanent removal”.
QUESTIONS
Not sure whether your marks are red, white or mixed? Striae Mapping answers that first.
Red, pink or purple marks are generally earlier-stage striae rubrae, while white or silvery marks are more mature striae albae. Their colour, blood supply and structure differ, so treatment priorities differ too.
No treatment can reliably guarantee complete removal. The realistic aim is to make them less visible by improving colour, texture, width, depth and blending.
Earlier red striae often respond more favourably than mature white striae in published studies, but response still varies from person to person.
There is no single best treatment. Fractional laser resurfacing, microneedling and combination approaches all have supporting evidence. The choice depends on your skin type, the area, how atrophic the marks are and your tolerance for downtime.
No. Comparative reviews do not show one approach as universally superior. Some patients do best with one, others with a combination.
Yes, selected treatments can be used in melanin-rich skin, but the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation shapes the choice of tool, settings, intervals and aftercare.
There is no universal number. Most treatment courses are a series, and yours is based on stage, area, tool and response, with a review before any further sessions.
Remodeling is gradual. Visible change can keep developing for weeks to months after treatment.
Often yes, but timing and the treatment chosen depend on pregnancy and breastfeeding status, skin stability and other postpartum changes. An individual assessment comes first.
Yes, but stretch marks are distinguished from loose skin. When both are present, they may need different treatment pathways.
Selected breast and chest striae may be treatable, depending on location, skin condition and the treatment. A clinical assessment decides suitability.
Topical products may help some early marks, but mature white striae are structural changes in the dermis and cannot be erased by a cream.
Treated striae are structural, but future pregnancy, growth, weight change or other stretching can create new marks or change existing ones.
If substantial weight change is still happening, stabilising first usually improves planning. This is decided individually rather than as a fixed rule.
Yes, when there are different targets, such as colour and atrophic texture. Combinations are sequenced for a clinical reason, not automatically.
STRIAE RUBRAE · STRIAE ALBAE · DERMAL REMODELING · MAHÉ
Victoria Aesthetic & Wellness Clinic · Bel Etang Building, Hermitage Road, Mont Fleuri, Mahé, Seychelles
VICTORIA STRIAE MAPPING™
SCR 900
INCLUDES
Medical disclaimer: Educational information only, not a substitute for individual medical advice. Stretch mark results vary with stage, area, skin type, treatment and individual biological response, and complete removal cannot be guaranteed. Possible adverse effects depend on the procedure and may include redness, swelling, pain, crusting, infection, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, textural change or scarring.
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