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Stretch marks
I've had stretch marks since puberty due to weight loss. I've them everywhere- shoulder, arms,breasts, back, belly, butt, thighs and calves. I know we can't get rid of them but I'm only 15 and I want to dress good. What are the ways to make the stretchmarks less noticeable? Please help.
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Hello! Stretch marks in the early stages can be treated with medicines to apply. However once the skin of that area becomes damaged it turns white and we can just reduce and make it less visible cosmetically.
Many treatment options are available such as dermaroller,prp,co2 laser,Microdermabrasion which can make the marks less visible.
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Whether they are white or red in colour is important. Fractional laser may help you to soften them and improve but it's very difficult to eradicate them completely . Some creams along with some local treatment may be done . Fractional laser may be of good help and you may need 6-8 sessions for best possible results though again make it to your mind that it's difficult to totally remove them . U can call or visit our website www.drsuruchipurimakeovers.com
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