
Aesthetic & Cosmetic Surgery in New York
Allure Plastic Surgery

Stretch Mark Removal
Most mothers develop stretch marks, but they also come from weight gain and growth spurts. The plastic surgeons at Allure Plastic Surgery have performed many pulsed-dye laser procedures to reduce the redness of stretch marks in women and men.
For more information, please contact our Long Island area office online or call us at (866) 477-2023 today.
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My stretch marks after pregnancy have faded so much with the treatments at Allure. They set realistic expectations and the results kept improving.Christine M., Google Review
Flexible Financing
We work with Cherry, Affirm, and CareCredit so you can spread the cost of your procedure into manageable monthly payments. Approval usually takes minutes, and there is no penalty for paying off early.
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FAQ
It depends on how large an area is being treated and how many sessions your marks call for. You get an exact figure at your consultation once the area is assessed, and financing through Affirm, Cherry and CareCredit is available.
Our surgeons use a pulsed-dye laser, which targets the blood vessels that give newer stretch marks their red or purple color. Reducing that redness is what makes the marks far less noticeable against the surrounding skin.
Pulsed-dye laser works on the redness, so it does the most for marks that are still red or purple. Older marks that have faded to white have lost that color, and they behave differently. Bring them in and you will get a straight answer about what is realistic rather than a package sold in advance.
Most mothers develop them, and they also come from weight gain and from growth spurts. They form when skin is stretched faster than it can adapt, which is why they cluster where the body changes shape quickly.
Yes. Our surgeons have performed the procedure for both women and men, and growth spurts and weight change produce stretch marks regardless of sex.
That depends on how extensive the marks are and how they respond, so it is set after an examination rather than quoted up front. Your surgeon will tell you the expected number at the consultation.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please schedule a consultation with our team to discuss your individual needs.