How to Reduce Stretch Marks on the Lower Back (Lumbar Area): Before & After Case Study

Over the years working with various patients, we have identified that stretch marks commonly appear on areas particularly prone to tension - such as the abdomen, thighs, breasts, and lumbar (lower back) region. This article will explore the case of stretch marks appearing particularly on lower back area.

Stretch marks in the lower back or "Lumbar Area" develop due to rapid skin stretching and structural disruption of collagen and elastin fibers. In the following treatment area, stretch marks are often associated with:

• Adolescent growth spurts
• Pregnancy-related skin stretching
• Rapid weight fluctuations
• Corticosteroid use or hormonal imbalances

Initially, stretch marks present as reddish or violaceous streaks (striae rubrae), later evolving into paler, atrophic lines (striae albae) with a fibrotic texture. Our patients frequently report these particular concerns related to both aesthetics and skin quality.

Microneedling Approach with Mesobase Stretch & Scar Cocktail

Our Mesobase Stretch & Scar Cocktail has been developed as a specialized mesotherapy formulation designed to improve skin remodeling in cases of striae and post-scar tissue. Its synergistic combination of peptides, amino acids, and skin-regenerating actives works to:

• Stimulate fibroblast activity → boosting collagen and elastin synthesis
• Enhance dermal hydration → restoring skin elasticity and suppleness
• Support extracellular matrix repair → improving the thickness and resilience of atrophic skin
• Reduce visible depth and discoloration → promoting smoother, more even-toned skin

This formulation is applied using minimally invasive mesotherapy techniques, targeting the dermal layer where stretch mark remodeling is most effective.

Case Review: Lumbar Stretch Marks Treatment Patient Initial Condition (Before Treatment): 

The following treatment has been presented by our clinical treatment partner.

The initial image demonstrates well-defined hypopigmented striae distensae across the lumbar region. The stretch marks appear as parallel, linear atrophic bands, consistent with mature striae albae. The skin texture shows reduced elasticity and really visible dermal thinning in affected zones. 

For this treatment we have used - 

• Digital microneedling pen with control speed (RPM) and needle depth for precise treatment
• 1003RL cartridge needle

Post-Treatment Results (After Mesobase Stretch & Scar Cocktail Protocol): 

The second image highlights noticeable improvement following treatment:

• Visible reduction in the prominence and width of stretch marks
• Improved blending with surrounding skin tone
• Smoother, more uniform skin texture across the lumbar area
• Restoration of suppleness, suggesting enhanced dermal remodeling

Clinical Significance

This case demonstrates how Mesobase Stretch & Scar Cocktail provides effective support in treating challenging areas such as the lumbar region, where skin tension is constant and striae are often resistant to improvement.

By combining targeted dermal stimulation with reparative actives, this product offers both aesthetic enhancement and functional restoration of skin integrity, making it a valuable option for practitioners managing stretch marks and scar-related conditions.

For the full study report and other questions do not hesitate to contact us directly. 

Mesobase Stretch & Scar cocktail is available for purchase exclusively from www.mesobase.co.uk website.