Signature Facials & Skin Renewal
Stretch Marks Treatment
Progressive collagen-renewal work that softens the look of stretch marks session by session — assessed honestly first, so you know what's realistic for your skin.
Skin, first
Every facial at Aileen's Beauty begins the same way: by reading your skin, not a menu. Products, pressure and pacing are chosen for the face in the chair — and you leave with care instructions written for you.
What to expect
- A one-on-one consultation before anything touches your skin
- A private treatment room — never shared, never rushed
- Aftercare guidance tailored to your skin and routine
Honest expectations, first
Stretch marks are scars in the dermis, and no treatment removes them entirely. What focused treatment can do is improve their appearance — texture, tone and how sharply they contrast with the surrounding skin. Anyone promising erasure is selling something that does not exist, and you deserve to hear that before you spend money.
Newer marks respond better
Marks that are still pink or purple are generally more responsive than older, silvery-white ones, because the newer tissue is still remodelling. Older marks can still improve in texture and appearance, but the change is subtler and takes longer. Which category yours fall into is visible at a glance during consultation.
Straight answers
Common questions
- Can stretch marks be removed completely?
- No. Stretch marks are scar tissue in the deeper layer of skin, and no treatment removes them entirely. Treatment aims to improve their texture and appearance and to reduce how much they contrast with the skin around them. Any claim of complete removal is not credible.
- How much does stretch mark treatment cost?
- Stretch marks treatment is $600 per session at Aileen's Beauty in Campbell. A $100 deposit secures the appointment and is credited toward your service. It is non-refundable, and moves with you if you reschedule with at least 48 hours notice.
- Do newer or older stretch marks respond better?
- Newer marks — still pink or purple — generally respond better than older silvery-white ones, because that tissue is still actively remodelling. Older marks can improve in texture, but the change is more gradual and less dramatic.
Reviewed by Aileen Nguyen · Licensed & insured esthetician · Updated August 2026
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816 West Hamilton Ave, Campbell, CA 95008 · 650-305-8036