Fade Stretch Marks — across Greater Montreal.

Honestly, no treatment erases stretch marks entirely, because they are a form of scarring in the dermis. What professional treatment can do — and do very well — is dramatically improve them: fading red and purple colour, blending white marks into surrounding skin, and smoothing indented texture. Most clients see stretch marks become significantly less noticeable. At your free consultation in Montreal, Laval, Saint-Léonard, or the West Island, we'll give you realistic expectations for your specific marks.

For most people, microneedling is the most effective stand-alone option because it remodels collagen and elastin directly in the marked dermis, improving both colour and texture. A body chemical peel refines the surface and evens tone, and a skin-firming body treatment supports a smoother, firmer feel. We frequently combine them for the best result, choosing the right mix based on whether your marks are fresh and red or mature and white.

Because collagen rebuilds gradually, stretch marks respond best to a series. Most clients need a course of several microneedling or peel sessions, typically spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart, with progress building over the months that follow as new collagen matures. Fresh red marks usually improve faster than older white ones. At your free consultation we'll map out an exact number of sessions for your skin and your goals.

Yes — fresh red and purple marks respond fastest because they still have active blood flow, but older silvery-white marks also improve. White striae are mature scars, so they take more sessions and patience, but collagen-stimulating microneedling can still rebuild texture and thickness in the thinned skin, making them flatter and less visible. We set honest expectations for mature marks at your consultation.

Yes, when done correctly. Darker and ethnic skin tones can absolutely be treated, but carry a higher risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation if a treatment is too aggressive. Our certified estheticians use melanin-conscious protocols — conservative settings and gentle body-peel acids — and have extensive experience treating the diverse skin tones across Greater Montreal safely and effectively.

You can book a free consultation online any time, call us at 1-888-808-0955, or start with a free skin consultation. We have four clinics across Greater Montreal — Montreal, Laval, Saint-Léonard, and the West Island (DDO) — so there's a location near you. We recommend a consultation first so we can match the right treatment to your marks before you begin.

Pause Strong Actives

Stop retinoids, AHAs/BHAs, and strong exfoliating actives on the area for 5 to 7 days before microneedling or a body peel, so the skin is calm and resurfaces evenly.

Avoid Sun & Tanning

Keep the treatment area out of direct sun and avoid tanning for at least a week beforehand. Sun-stressed or burned skin cannot be treated safely.

Hydrate the Skin

Well-hydrated, supple skin responds better and heals faster. Moisturize the area daily in the weeks leading up to your session.

Tell Us Your History

Let us know about pregnancy, recent procedures, keloid tendency, or any treatments a doctor has you on — this guides which treatment is safe and effective for you.

Apply SPF 30+ Every Day

Freshly treated skin is UV-sensitive. Protect the area with broad-spectrum SPF 30+ and cover it from the sun while it heals to prevent pigmentation.

Do Not Pick or Scrub

Let any flaking or micro-crusting shed on its own. Picking can cause marks and scarring, especially on deeper skin tones.

Keep It Gentle & Hydrated

Use only the soothing, hydrating products we recommend. Avoid retinoids, acids, and scrubs on the area until your skin has fully recovered.

No Heat or Sweat

Skip saunas, steam, hot yoga, and intense workouts for 48 to 72 hours to keep the skin calm while it renews and rebuilds collagen.

Most adults with stretch marks on the abdomen, hips, thighs, breasts, buttocks, lower back, or arms are excellent candidates — at any stage, red or white, and on all skin tones with the right protocol. Treatment may be postponed for active skin infection in the area, recent oral acne therapy, a strong keloid-scarring tendency, or pregnancy and breastfeeding for certain treatments. Your esthetician will confirm what's safe and effective for you during your free consultation.

Yes — and we often recommend it. Microneedling rebuilds collagen in the marked dermis, a body chemical peel refines the surface texture and tone, and a skin-firming body treatment supports firmer, healthier skin between sessions. Your esthetician will sequence them safely so they complement rather than over-stress your skin.