Stretch Marks?

I think that laser has made a lot of progress recently and it is possible to use laser to reduce the way that stretch marks look as well as their texture. Creams definitely help! Cocoa butter and vitamin E oil. It can only do your skin good

I got them 3 several weeks ago from a 30 -40 pd excess bodyweight that I got last drop. And the exercises made an appearance this drop. A season later. I dislike them. They made an appearance quickly. And it was all mainly due to a med I was put on. I went rear again to my documents 3 30 days slater and had accumulated 20 plus bodyweight and he immed.

Laser therapy has become very advanced today. Any marks, dents and other skin problems are treated very well with it. My friend has had the laser treatment for acne on his face marks ans has obtained remarkable results.
You can surely get benefit from it.

Yes, they can be vanished, or diminished.
I won the battle against Stretch Marks by following a regimen recommended to me by a gorgeous friend.
First, Exfoliate every other day. To removed little by little those layers of  dead skin, and allow skin to renew, and create more collagen. I used a Micro-Dermabrassion cloth..fantastic!!!!
Second,  after you are towel dried, apply a mix of PURE UNREFINED Shea butter and NATURAL vitamin E.

You will see the changes in a few weeks if you are really devoted to this.

I still do this to keep my skin looking youth and fresh

If your skin is very sensitive you might want to exfoliate every 3 days or so. You known your body.

Now I do it every 2 days.  I noticed a HUGE difference on my skin, in general, not only stretch marks.

The Micro-Dermabrasion cloth can be purchased online, look it up. And it can also be use in your face.

I hope this helps!!


Edited by Aphrodiva - July 12 2010 at 11:03am

My mom is using mixture of Coaco Butter and Vitamin E for stretch marks on her face. There is a noticeable change on her face.

Of course Laser Therapy has become advanced these days and it works but it is quiet costly for middle class people... So I think Coaco Butter is better and also cheaper........

I've always heard good reports about Bio Oil. It's good to remove stretch marks. 

I've tried a lot of stuff and did not work. The stretches are down inyour dermis, the deeper layer of skin. lotions and cream can not penetrate this deep.

Bambilee wrote: ll_insomnia_ll wrote: A lot of people get stretch marks in their teen years.. but thats pretty much normal since their bodies are growing. They usually go away though. (In the teen situation) I am wondering about stretch marks aswell. I got them in my later teen years around my hips, in the middle of my lower back, and of course on my Behind... they are kinda white.. scarred kind of lines. I haven't found anything yet that makes them less noticable. I've tried anti-wrinkle cream, all kinds of lotions,they did fade over time, but are still there... I SEE YOU, DON'T THINK I DON'T! Anywhoo, I dont' think thier really is a sure fire way of totally REMOVING them. Have you seen Anna Nicole? Have you spotted the scars on her lower stomach? She's rich enough to afford any kind of surgery she wants... and that is still there.

I feel your pain... both of you! During puberty, I developed late, but very fast. As a result, I have mild stretchmarks on my hips and on my breasts. They are not terribly noticeable unless I am under harsh lighting. Still, if you discover that something works for you...pass it along!

I think I am going to try the vitamin E approach that was posted here, as I have a huge bottle sitting in my kitchen cabinet.

wow i just lost alot of weight too and i was actually thinking of lemon juice to fad the marks would that work?

I've tried a mixture of palmers coco butter and cocobutter for strectch mark lotion (w/ shea butter in it) twice a day; massage it in really good. They're still there but alot less noticeable. I've heard of alot of other effective treatments but since i'm saving up for plastic surgery this is the CHEAPEST way that has worked so far.  Good luck to you. .