If stretch marks are genetic...are they normal to show on your chest as they grow?

Question

Especially when you're a woman and started a little late in puberty or as you gain weight(you're pretty skinny and it's hard medically to gain weight unless you eat in bulk) your breasts grow and you start getting stretch marks?

Would mederma help diminish the stretch marks?

what if teh stretch marks are red?

Answer 1

I have stretch marks on my breasts, lower abdomen and upper thighs. Stretch marks are a part of the human condition, so don't get upset about them. I've had them since my 20s, and I don't even pay attention to them. They are a normal part of life. Also, to answer your other question, everything I have read says that there is nothing that has been proven to reduce or eliminate stretch marks, and the products that are out there are really expensive, so buyer beware.

Answer 2

usually when one gets stretch marks, it's because our skin grew a lot more, in certain areas, at a certain time in our life. Thier is no "magic cream". Don't fall prey to commercialism. The only thing you can do if this really bothers you is plastic surgery. But this is common for women. Yes, there are women with no stretch marks, but there are double more with them. I'm proud of my motherhood stretch marks, I thank God for blessing me with being able to be a mom. We need to be more thankful for what we have (and not be vain) than for what we don't have. Keep healthly. Bye.

Answer 3

To prevent stretch marks and scars effectively use cocoa butter or a mixture of olive oil and herbs. You can find more cheap and natural remedies for stretch marks and scars at
http://www.wellnesstalk.org/stretchmarks.html

Answer 4

it is very normal, I would use cocoa butter creams, before mederma. mederma is more for scars. but if you have the money i'm sure it would work too just very expensive.

Answer 5

i also have stretch marks and i was wondering the same thing about mederma, so if you find out something please post the answer,ok thanks.