What Is Stretch Marks And How To Treat It

Medically known as striae distensae, stretch marks are an extremely common issue in both men and women. 

Mostly found on the breasts, abdomen, hips, and thighs. It may appear due to the rapid hormonal changes and growth linked with puberty, during pregnancy, or with medical diseases, such as Cushing syndrome. 

Although it looks ugly on your skin they aren’t harmful to your health.

Even though they’ll never really remove from the skin, they might fade over time or with help from certain products and procedures.

A variety of products can be bought over the counter for improving the appearance of stretch marks. There is enough evidence of cocoa butter, emu oil, vitamin E, and other oils aiding in the prevention and treatment of stretch marks. 

An over-the-counter moisturizing cream is another effective option for stretch marks containing onion extract with hyarolunic acid and Centella Asiatica, which is in development. The most common dermatologist-recommended treatment for stretch marks is a message. Massaging with stretch marks oil on the skin in a circular motion with oil on the finger to reduce friction is helpful in stretching the skin collagen and elastin, making it more pliable and more normal appearing.