Stretch Mark Treatment Alternatives

After pregnancy, stretch marks will not fade instantantly. They may last for a very long time, and you will not get rid of them before at least 6 months after you have your baby.

Usually, stretch marks will fade with time, and if you followed the tips on how you can prevent stretch marks you may actually be happy with the results of the natural fading. There are many scar solutions that will, if used regularly in the first months after pregnancy, help your scars heal faster.

Not everyone is satisfied to depend solely on the natural fading process of a stretch mark. Many women seek more permanent stretch mark removal alternatives.

Fortunately there are many alternatives available for people who are wondering how to get rid of stretch marks, although results vary as do the prices associated with them. Stretch marks pose absolutely no health dangers and don’t interfere with your organism’s ability to work. Therefore, stretch mark removal is considered a cosmetic procedure. In all but extreme weight loss cases, most insurance companies won’t cover the cost of cosmetic interventions.

If you were not able to prevent stretch marks from forming, please study the dangers carefully before going through with any clinical procedure. Surgeries, by their very nature, are an invasive procedure. Always go to a specialist and check their references.

Surgical Stretch Mark Removal

Stretch mark surgery (usually referred to as ‘plastic surgery’) is the best solution to make stretch marks go away.

Abdominoplasty, commonly referred to as a ‘tummy tuck’, will eliminate skin under the belly button (which happens to be where the majority of stretch marks appear during pregnancy), and, as a result, eliminates the stretch marks completely.

Plastic surgery can be performed anywhere there is excess skin (thighs, upper arms, etc.) As with any surgery, a tummy tuck will leave scarring of its own, which will fade the first year after surgery. The surgical cuts are commonly done low in the abdomen so that they can be covered by bikini bottoms or other clothing.

Most insurance companies do not cover the cost linked to a plastic surgeon performing a surgery to eliminate a stretch mark. Prevent them from forming if you can, because the cost of the surgery depends on where you have the surgery done (some specialists and clinics charge more than others), but a good estimate of cost would be somewhere from $4000 to $7500.

A new skin care treatment is now available to alleviate all kind of skin blemishes. Made with biological ingredients, it ensures a scarless healing and the recovery of your old skin.

- Valerie Garnier

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Originally posted 2010-06-24 14:00:42.

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8 Responses to “Stretch Mark Treatment Alternatives”

  1. lobody on August 1st, 2010 at 9:05 pm

    You don't say what type of skin you have, your age, etc. but if you really want to know about best medically trialled products for skin, go to http://www.after-cancer.com with lots of info about products that have been developed for cancer patients – which have to be best quality.

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  3. poldmand kuya on August 27th, 2010 at 5:55 am

    there are many scar solutions out in the market today. try sebo de macho. its cheaper than other scar solutions.

  4. ler gaeters on September 12th, 2010 at 8:33 pm

    SHUT UP MAN!! My dad died like that a month ago! Yeah, SO WHAT if he was a plastic surgeon? OMFGSTFU!

  5. roslymonti ghamlek on September 21st, 2010 at 8:27 am

    True, unregulated capitalism is almost indistinguishable from anarchy. It is said that Somalia is the best example of true capitalism – anything and everything is available for a price… but at what (human) cost?

    Free markets can promote innovation and progress but they need structure to prevent excesses and injustice.
    Capitalism is also very bad at solving long term problems or problems without immediately obvious financial reward.
    This is the reason for state funded space programmes, primary education, police, etc, etc.

    Evans_michael illustrates quite clearly what will happen if we leave the solutions to a free market – the problem [...]

  6. kutanghaus on October 10th, 2010 at 4:12 am

    The excess skin will be from the weight you lose. As you lose the weight right from the start you should also be exercising. THere are many ways to do this. The group talks you go to for support can be of big help. Allot of times you'll find that the type of people you meet at the dietary meetings and such can also be a great way to make new friends. You are all starting out wanting the same thing, to lose weight. Please don't think this is going to be an easy fix. Even lap-bands have sacrifice. No [...]

  7. grullightl on October 22nd, 2010 at 11:13 am

    A large percentage of pregnant women get stretch marks on their stomach, and more than 75% of women develop stretch marks around the waist, stomach, upper legs, butt and breast during pregnancy. However, even though there are creams to help these stretch marks, pregnant women are advised against using them. These creams have a high vitamin A content, which can really affect a developing fetus.

    There are many ways you can help yourself avoid pregnancy stretch marks. Wear a good support bra to avoid stretch marks on your breasts. Use a body brush to massage the areas where you want [...]

  8. Charles on April 9th, 2011 at 3:59 pm

    Hello. Many people are interested in this answer so I will give you the truth once and for all.

    The truth is ye extreme weight loss can give stretch marks. But, if you are only planning on losing 25 pounds I wouldn't consider this extreme.

    Extreme would be anything over 50-75 pounds and even then the stretch marks would be minimal. Extreme weight loss more is for people looking to losing over 100 pounds in most situations and often times you will see many of these people with stretch marks.

    The most important thing is a new healthier body!

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