Stretch marks and texture
Stretch marks are a form of scarring and may fade with time. Treatment may change their appearance, but complete removal should not be promised.
Skin changes deserve more than a surface-level answer.
Stretch marks, looseness and uneven texture often appear after growth, weight changes or changes in skin elasticity. They are common and can be approached in different ways depending on the area, skin condition and a person’s priorities.
At Nivani Aesthetics Clinic in Malad West, the first step is to clarify what you want to address before choosing a device or skin treatment.

Stretch marks are a form of scarring and may fade with time. Treatment may change their appearance, but complete removal should not be promised.
Skin laxity can be influenced by age, pregnancy, genetics and weight change. Device-based treatments have variable results.
Surface concerns may respond differently to a body peel than laxity does. Product choice and skin sensitivity matter.
Skin texture, firmness and pigmentation need different plans. Each treatment name below is preserved exactly from the corrected catalogue.
Radiofrequency energy is used in some body-skin procedures. The exact equipment, intended effect, risk of burns and suitable treatment areas must be confirmed.
A broad category for skin-firmness concerns. The procedure, expected degree of improvement and limitations depend on the actual technology.
A consultation-led category for stretch marks. Available techniques may improve appearance in some cases, but stretch marks are unlikely to disappear completely.
Focused ultrasound is used by some devices for selected tissue targets. Suitability, device specifications and potential adverse effects need assessment.
A professional peel option for selected concerns on the hands. Formulation, skin type, sensitivity and aftercare must be reviewed.
A body-peel option for selected leg skin concerns. The specific formulation, pigmentation risk and skin condition influence suitability.
Treatment suitability is decided after assessment. Listed options do not imply a guaranteed result or an approved device, formulation or prescription for every patient.
Peels and energy-based procedures may cause irritation, burns, pigment changes or scarring, especially with inappropriate product or device settings.
Tightening and stretch-mark treatments have variable effects. The degree of change and recovery should be discussed without promises.

Dr. Neha Garg, BDS and cosmetologist, leads Nivani’s aesthetic-service direction. Procedure suitability, device operation and medical referrals should follow the responsible practitioner’s authorised professional scope.
Share when the concern appeared, previous treatments, medicines and any history of pigment change.
Clarify whether the leading concern is laxity, stretch marks or surface colour and texture.
Discuss the proposed device or peel, realistic change, risks, alternative care and aftercare.
Complete removal should not be promised. Some treatments may improve their appearance, depending on age, depth and skin factors.
No. Non-surgical approaches generally offer different and more limited changes than surgery.
The catalogue names RF, but exact device settings and indications must be checked before treatment.
No. Suitability depends on the device, anatomy and individual medical factors.
Some formulations may help selected surface concerns, but they may also cause irritation or pigment changes.
Yes. Follow the clinician’s instructions on cleansing, sun exposure and signs of an adverse reaction.
Only after an individual assessment of the area, recovery needs and treatment plan.
It depends on the concern and actual procedure. A fixed number of sessions cannot be promised from the catalogue alone.
Nivani Aesthetics Clinic, Solitaire 2, B Wing, 101 and 102, opposite Infiniti 2 Mall, Malad Linking Road, Malad West, Mumbai 400064.