Stretch marks or striae are a prevalent skin issue caused by rapid stretching or shrinking of the skin, typically during pregnancy, puberty, or a significant weight change. The scarring marks occur when the skin's supportive collagen and elastin fibres break. Although they are not dangerous, their owners might want to have them treated to enhance their looks and feel. Treatments work best with newer red stretch marks than with older white ones. The most frequent options are laser therapy, microneedling, or radiofrequency, all designed to improve the skin by stimulating its healing processes and encouraging further new collagen production. The most significant signs that may warrant treatment include the appearance of these scars on the abdomen, thigh, breasts, and hips. The outcomes of effective therapy are that the colour and the appearance of marks diminish, skin texture becomes smoother, and the marks appear less prominent. Before and after photos demonstrate a remarkable change in skin outlook and texture.