A comparative clinical and histopathological study of microneedling versus microdermabrasion (aluminum oxide crystals) in the treatment of striae distensae

Mohamed, Dareen Abd El-Aziz; El‐Tatawy, Rania Ahmed; Elfar, Nashwa N.; Ali, Dareen Abdelaziz Mohammed

doi:10.1097/01.ewx.0000511156.50929.3b

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“…In agreement with our study, Ali et al, (2016) (15) showed that the relation between clinical e cacy and type of SD, in group I (treated with MN) . They reported that a statistically signi cant improvement was found in patients with striae rubra than striae alba who were treated by needling or microdermabrasion.…”

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Micro-needling using irradiated amniotic collagen matrix versus micro-needling alone in the treatment of stretch marks

Hassan,

Ghanem,

Radwan

et al. 2023

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Background Striae distensae (SD), often referred to as stretch marks, are common linear lesions seen in individuals of all ages. Many treatment choices are available, not yet satisfactory. Amniotic fluid contains many growth factors which can be helpful in treatment of stretch marks. Aim of the work: was to assess the efficacy and safety of irradiated amniotic collagen matrix with micro-needling in treatment of stretch marks. Patients and methods: This was a prospective, right-left comparative study carried out on 40 patients presenting with striae. Every patient received 6 sessions every two weeks, for the right side we used micro-needling associated with application of irradiated amniotic collagen matrix, for the left side we used micro-needling, the patients were followed up for 3 months. Skin biopsies were taken before and after treatment, stained with Masson trichrome and Orcein stains to confirm clinical response. Results In both sides, there was significant improvement after treatment and there was significant difference with better results in the right side than the left side as regarding degree of improvement, percent of improvement and start of response. Conclusion This method was safe, effective, and good tolerated office techniques with minimal side effects for treatment of stretch marks.

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Micro-needling using irradiated amniotic collagen matrix versus micro-needling alone in the treatment of stretch marks

Hassan,

Ghanem,

Radwan

et al. 2023

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“…Our research supports the findings of Mohamed Ali et al ( 2017) study [7], which included 30 patients divided into two groups; the first group received micro-needling treatment, and the second group received microdermabrasion treatment. They discovered that micro-needling significantly improves SD.…”

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confidence: 91%

“…Fifteen patients who underwent micro-needling and another 15 patients who underwent microdermabrasion participated in a study by Ali et al They discovered that micro-needling significantly outperformed microdermabrasion in terms of clinical improvement (P = 0.005) [8].…”

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The effectiveness of micro-needling in the treatment of stretch marks

Abdel Gawad,

Hassan

2023

Fayoum University Medical Journal

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“…Topical therapies, especially those containing tretinoin, glycolic acid, L‐ascorbic acid, succinylated collagen and herbal extracts, are appropriate for SD treatment. Olive oil or Saj cream are not effective in preventing or improving striae gravidarum (Tables –) 38,40–42 …”

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Systematic review of single and combined treatments for different types of striae: a comparison of striae treatments

Seirafianpour

Sodagar

Mozafarpoor

et al. 2021

Acad Dermatol Venereol

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Striae distensae (SD) or stretch marks are among the most common forms of atrophic scarring and cosmetic problems, especially in women, that negatively affect quality of life. The main causes of SD vary widely, but the most significant ones include obesity, pregnancy, high corticosteroid levels, weight changes, endocrine disorders and genetic predispositions. Various modalities are available for the treatment of SD; however, there is still no gold standard therapy for this condition. Given the many questions concerning the preferred therapeutic modalities for SD or their overall costeffectiveness, this comprehensive systematic review discusses the most prevalent, recent and promising therapies for SD in three main categories, including single therapy, therapeutic comparisons and combination therapy. A systematic search was carried out in Medline, Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar for original articles published on the treatment of SD by 20 May 2019. One hundred articles were reviewed and divided into three categories. In the single therapy category, we found that laser and other light-based devices and topical treatments are the most commonly applied interventions. In the therapeutic comparison category, we found that most of the common therapeutic modalities are equally effective and there is no significant difference between them in side-effects and treatment duration. In the combination therapy category, we found that the combination of two or more modalities is usually better than using each one alone.

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A comparative clinical and histopathological study of microneedling versus microdermabrasion (aluminum oxide crystals) in the treatment of striae distensae

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Micro-needling using irradiated amniotic collagen matrix versus micro-needling alone in the treatment of stretch marks

Micro-needling using irradiated amniotic collagen matrix versus micro-needling alone in the treatment of stretch marks

The effectiveness of micro-needling in the treatment of stretch marks

Systematic review of single and combined treatments for different types of striae: a comparison of striae treatments

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