Stretch Mark Revision in Accra
CO2 laser regeneration that rebuilds texture and softens stretch marks.
Stretch marks are dermal scars — and scars respond to regeneration. CO2 fractional revision rebuilds texture within the marks, softening their depth, edges and shine so they blend rather than announce.
Who is it for?
Post-pregnancy, post-growth or post-gym stretch marks on tummy, hips, thighs, arms or breasts — old white marks and newer red ones both improve, though newer marks respond fastest.
What happens at your appointment?
The area is numbed and treated with fractional passes — 20–40 minutes depending on size. Expect a few days of redness; collagen rebuilds across the following weeks, with results compounding over a short course.
Will they disappear completely?
Honesty: no treatment erases stretch marks completely. Ours makes them significantly softer, flatter and less visible — most clients stop thinking about them. See also targeted CO2 treatments.
Amanda Fourie
Internationally accredited aesthetic practitioner — CIDESCO and ITEC certified with over 30 years of experience, specialised in advanced aesthetics and skin of color.
About AmandaStretch Mark Revision — frequently asked questions
Can stretch marks really be improved?
Yes — CO2 laser resurfacing rebuilds collagen in the marked skin, softening the texture, blending the colour and making stretch marks significantly less visible. They fade rather than vanish entirely, but the improvement can be dramatic.
How much does it cost?
Stretch mark revision is priced from GHS 4,500 per session. The total depends on the size of the area, which we confirm at consultation.
How many sessions will I need?
A short series usually gives the best result, as collagen rebuilds gradually between sessions. Your plan is tailored to the area and severity.
Does it work on both old white and new red stretch marks?
Both respond, though newer (red or purple) marks often improve fastest. Older, silvery marks improve in texture and blend more gradually — we will set honest expectations.
Is it safe for dark skin?
Yes, with the careful settings and expertise essential for CO2 laser on melanin-rich skin — a core strength of the clinic.
What is the downtime?
Expect several days of redness and flaking in the treated area, with full aftercare guidance to support smooth healing.