what kind of creams, procedures, etc.are the safest, most convenient and inexpensive to remove stretch marks?

Question

note that these are old stretch marks.they are no longer red, they're white.

these are old stretch marks so theyre no longer red.they're white.and also HOW LONG DID YOUR METHOD TAKE TO SHOW RESULTS?

Answer 1

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula for stretch marks

Answer 2

There is nothing over the counter that will remove white stretch marks. There are two topical creams that help fade and minimize newer red ones TriLASTIN and StriVectin-SD BUT they are both expensive and for the amount you pay for them and the time involved you will still be left with the marks. These kind of creams are inconvenient too- you rub on 3 times a day for at least 6 weeks.
The only procedure I have seen done on people irl that really works is laser , the V-Beam and it works best on newer marks not the white kind - but a series of two or three treatments will really help the older stretch marks you want to hide.
Laser is definitely the most convenient and less expensive way to minimize your stretch marks.

Answer 3

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Cream, my mom used it, my aunts, my cousin- it worked wonders for all of them! You have to use it a couple times a day and gently work it into the stretch marks, but it works. For the cellulite you could use Suave Firming Cream, it is just a moisturizing cream that tones the cellulits so it isn't "saggy", just more tight. Enjoy being pregnant ;-)

Answer 4

Why not give Microdermabrasion a shot?? Microdermabrasion employs specially formulated creams that are packed with the power of micro-crystals. These ultra-exfoliating creams are designed to take skin care to a new level, especially when combined with a re-surfacing wand. The re-surfacing wand gently buffs or massages your tissues and drives out dead skin cells, oil, and entrenched contaminants. A brand new skin surface is revealed, healthier and revitalized. The treatment is painless, and should feel like a deep tissue massage.

Answer 5

Theres that one MEDERMA. Its like 20 bux i think. It worked for me after my first baby