Stretch Marks

Stretch marks are the result of rapid muscle or weight gain. When the natural collagen and elastin fibers within the body are strained due to rapid changes in weight and muscle (weight-lifting, pregnancy, teen-age growth spurts, weight loss programs), the underlying tissue tears and the body responds by forming unsightly scar tissue. Some experts argue that as our skin structure is genetically determined, we are predisposed to developing stretch marks; others disagree, pointing to the fact that there are ways to help prevent stretch marks. Stretch marks are similar to that of the effects of a balloon which has been blown up and then deflated. No matter how much air is used to blow up the balloon again, it has lost much of its original elasticity and will never look quite the same. The same applies with stretch marks, as once they have resulted, they do not go away entirely. New stretch marks are an angry reddish brown color. Old stretch marks are white. Both of these stretch marks appear indented and claw-like in nature. The key is to find ways to reduce the stretch mark's appearance. StriaeRx stretch mark cream can help!

Can I Get New Stretch Marks? If you overwhelm your skin's ability to cope with more changes in weight and girth, your body may encourage new marks to occur. However, daily use of StraieRx stretch mark cream ion the affected areas will help keep these new marks from becoming problematic.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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