Stretchmarks after pregnancy? Use this!

Stretch marks are narrow streaks or lines that occur on the surface of the skin. goo.gl/0Wu1FC
Doctors often refer to stretch marks as stria, striae or – during pregnancy – striae gravidarum. The tummy (abdomen), buttocks, breasts and thighs are the areas of the body most often affected. Stretch marks are often red or purple to start with, before gradually fading to a silvery-white colour. They're usually long and thin.

What causes stretch marks?

Stretch marks are the result of the skin suddenly stretching. The middle layer of skin (dermis) breaks in places, allowing the deeper layers to show through.

The dermis can be stretched:

• during pregnancy
• as a result of weight gain
• due to growth spurts during puberty
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Treating stretch marks

Most stretch marks aren't particularly noticeable and will fade over time.

If you have unsightly stretch marks, or if they affect a large area of your body, you may want to try one of the treatment options available. 

Creams, gels, lotions, laser surgery and cosmetic surgery are all used to treat stretch marks. 

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Preventing stretch marks

In certain situations, such as during pregnancy, it isn't possible to prevent stretch marks.

However, maintaining a healthy weight and looking after your skin can reduce your risk of getting them.

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