Stretch marks

2020-06-18 07:54:58
I am 28 years old and I have stretch Marks from the very young age. When I was 17 I developed my first stretch mark. And gradually it appeared on my tummy, my arms, chest, and back. Is there any way to get rid of stretch Mark's. And how effective is that way
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Undergo fraxel laser resurfacing therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.

Answered2020-06-19 01:01:33

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Strech marks can be treated effectively , especially in the initial stage. It responds well to creams . If the marks are thick & stubborn, then laser is an option. Consult me on practo for guidance and prescription. Treatment depends on the grade of marks .
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Don’t lose or increase weight .

Answered2020-06-19 03:09:02

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Hello, Stretch marks are mainly due to sudden weight loss after massive weight gain. other causes can be any diseases which affects elasticity of your skin, prolonged usage of steroids and hormonal disturbances as indirect cause Stretch marks can be treated by micro needling and fractional co2 lasers. Even stretch peels work but the results are not 100% and multiple sessions required
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If you further want to know about treatment options then kindly consult me online via practo pro

Answered2020-06-18 09:48:06

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Well old stretch Mark's can lightened but cant get rid 100%. You can send pics though, that can give an idea of the extent. Kindly book an online consult for same.

Answered2020-06-18 09:12:12

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