White streaks on the thighs can be removed through laser treatment, biotin injections, or surgical procedures. Laser treatment can eliminate scar tissue, and biotin injections can also achieve good results. White streaks on the thighs are a common skin phenomenon that may be caused by pregnancy, growth, and other reasons. Methods to eliminate white streaks:

Physical Methods:

Primarily through laser stimulation of damaged collagen layers, new collagen is produced to eliminate stretch marks, thus filling the skin with collagen and reducing wrinkles. Additionally, by heating the skin tissue layers, the body's self-repair function stimulates tissue regeneration and reconstruction, achieving the purpose of removing stretch marks. This technique is widely used in dermatology.

Biotin Injections:

Injection treatment is also an effective method to address stretch marks. Biotin eliminates stretch marks by paralyzing nerves, blocking the transmission of information between nerves and muscles, resulting in muscle relaxation and paralysis. In other words, biotin paralyzes the muscles, preventing them from contracting, thus eliminating wrinkles.

Surgical Procedures:

This method can effectively remove loose skin and excess skin and muscle, achieving fixation. After removing stretch marks, depending on individual aging rates, the results can generally last for more than 10 years.