Sorry to say, they are there to stay.
Stretch marks are PERMANENT -- all you can do is improve their appearance a bit, with Retin A (prescription cream) or cocoa butter.
Sucky answer, but the fact is, women get stretch marks, and it's a part of life if you give birth or lose weight rapidly.
The media tells us we have to look perfect. The media sucks. We need to start recognizing certain facts, like sinking boobs after pregnancy, and stop being brainwashed by the media.
2006-06-25 05:47:48
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answered by Victoria 6
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The method: Mederma ointment
What it's good for: Smaller scars and new stretch marks
How it works: Mederma uses an ingredient derived from onion skins to help treat scar height and discoloration. Its manufacturer claims it will soften hardened scar tissue, too. Mederma comes in a gel formula, so you can apply during the day and no one has to know. Visible results, however, can take awhile to show up.
The method: Microdermabrasion
What it's good for: Raised and slightly pitted scars
How it works: Microdermabrasion uses tiny crystals to aggressively slough off the top layers of skin. By sloughing off enough skin, microdermabrasion can help even out differences in tissue, thereby smoothing out a raised scar or making a pitted scar less deep. If you have very sensitive skin, however, microdermabrasion may not be for you. The process naturally irritates the skin, which can cause further discoloration if you're particularly sensitive.
2006-06-25 06:06:25
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answered by á?¦ Magic á?¦ 4
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To get rid of the stretch marks try this method. Use 1/2 teaspoon of aloes, 1/2 tps papaya pulp.1- tsp rose water, 1 -tsp of sandalwood paste, 10 drops almond oil and two drops of lavender oil. add 2-tsp milk cream to these and make a smooth paste, apply over the effected skin and massage gently before a bath. Do, this atleast thrice a week.Coz it really worked for one of my colleague
The stretch marks are usually farmed when the skin is stretched over a long period of time, these are nothing but strains of elastic fibre in deep layers of the skin. when one looses or gains weight rapidly then there skin will loose the elasticity resulting in these marks. they will normally fade by themselves, after some time. if you want to fade them quickly tan that particular area so that those light scars may mix with the normal skin.
Prevention is the best way to avoid problems when you think your skin is loosing elasticity apply oils or moisturizer to those areas so that it remains supple. And dint take rapid weight loosing programmes they not only create problems like stretchmarks but also skin sagging, and then wrinkles . So adopt a right way or loosing weight slowly. All the best.
2006-06-25 07:29:42
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answered by thyagarajan 4
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Pure Cocoa Butter. Also mederma may work. I got lucky and all my pregnancy stretch marks are under neath my belly button.
2006-06-25 05:42:32
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answered by Anonymous
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get coco butter cream that is for stretch marks
2006-06-25 17:58:34
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answered by momofthesouth2001 3
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YOU CANT GET RID OF STRETCH MARKS! You can use cocoa butter to make them fade away!
2006-06-25 05:42:37
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answered by ~SaRaH~ 5
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Ask your family physician for Vitamin retinol A. you can't get it without a perscription or take it if your nursing or pregnant. Its the best works for everything. Wrinkles, Acne, Number 1 for stretchmarks
2006-06-25 06:02:38
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answered by Anonymous
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Cocoa butter get rid and deminish strech marks tremendously
2006-07-01 16:14:02
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answered by happy b 3
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nope but I'm proud of them I 've earn every one of them - Idid read somewhere that it is scientifically proven that coco butter can lessen the effect especially if you do it while your pregnant and then afterwards it makes the skin more supple to stretches
2006-06-25 05:44:38
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answered by prettymama 5
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Coco Butter lotion and try Mederma scar cream.
2006-06-25 05:42:59
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answered by bridetobebrandie 4
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