Stretch Marks

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 Stretch marks typically appear as bands of parallel lines on your skin. These lines are a different colour and texture than your normal skin, and they range from purple to bright pink to light grey. When you touch stretch marks with your fingers, you might feel a slight ridge or indentation on your skin. Sometimes, stretch marks feel itchy or sore. 

These lines commonly appear during or after pregnancy or after a sudden change in your weight. They also tend to occur in adolescents who are rapidly growing. Stretch marks aren’t dangerous, and they often disappear over time.

You can have stretch marks just about anywhere, but they’re most common on your stomach, breasts, upper arms, thighs, and buttocks.

Micro needling would be the best for stretch marks as it breaks down the scar tissue and the helps with tissue re modelling. it will also stimulate collagen to help plump dermal volume and reduce the scared area

Retinol is a great option to resurface,  re texture and strengthen the skin.

• Many women experience stretch marks during pregnancy as the skin stretches in numerous ways to make room for the developing baby. This continual tugging and stretching can cause stretch marks.
• Stretch marks sometimes appear when you rapidly gain or lose weight. Teenagers may also notice stretch marks after a sudden growth spurt.
• Corticosteroid creams, lotions, and pills can cause stretch marks by decreasing the skin’s ability to stretch.