PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME HOW to get rid of stretch marks, im a skinny 24yo MALE!?

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So how the he!! you got stretch marks, if you skinny? Those will show up when your skin starts stretching from gaining weight or growing muscles? Okay here's how: soak towels or cloths in hydrogen peroxide and lay over the area you want to remedy. After taking a bath or when going to bed use Aloe Vera Gel. heck you can even mix those two together in the cloth mixture. Heck throw a little vitamin E oil in there also.

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You can't - majority people have them!
I've heard few reports about that bio oil but then others have said its done nothing! You could try it!

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hello! your skin has ripped, they are scars, you cant get rid of them. they will fade over the years,

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try bio oil, it works for scars so i should presume it will work for stretch marks too

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thats a tough one... try vitamin e or ive heard of mederma (spelling?) i wish u good luck!

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moisturising the area will help them fade but not go completely

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...I thought only women worried about stretch marks

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You can't get rid of stretch marks..unless they are still violet...you can make them less visible.

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you can't get rid of stretch marks, they will fade to a silvery white with time

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Some may stay but if you want to reduce the appearance try Mederma, I used it on a scar on my face and it reduced it significantly. Use it as directed on the tube. I believe they may have a Mederma that is specific to stretch marks, if they don't just buy the original Mederma, you can buy this at any drug store.

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Is there a way to get rid of stretch marks completely? The best course of action is to avoid getting them in the first place, if possible. Stretch marks have two primary causes: physical and hormonal. Stretch marks can be caused by extreme stretching of the skin, which keeps the skin from returning to its original condition. This extreme stretching is commonly the result of gaining large amounts of weight in a short period of time. Bodybuilders, pregnant women, and adolescents that have been through rapid growth spurts, often develop stretch marks. Stretch marks can also result from hormonal issues like continual steroid use or Cushing's syndrome. Some stretch marks result from both the physical stretching and the horn

Stretch marks are deep scars, or scar tissue, that appears as stripes on the skin. They are commonly found on the stomach, legs, buttocks, and breasts, but may appear nearly anywhere. Extreme stretching of the skin causes tiny skin fibers to tear. There is no known remedy to repair these fibers, though there are many products and treatments available that can help lighten stretch marks and improve the look of the skin.

Depending on the severity and location of the scar tissue, exfoliation may be helpful. Removing layers of dead skin and unveiling soft, fresh skin can help minimize the appearance of stretch marks. You can use oatmeal or baking soda to make your own preparations, or choose from the many scented, specially prepared formulas available. Be sure to apply plenty of moisturizer to keep the skin soft and hydrated after exfoliation.

Different types of creams and lotions promise to improve the texture of the skin and make stretch marks less noticeable. Many will provide some relief, but certain preparations are meant for use only on newer scars. Using these preparations on severe stretch marks, or those more than a year old, may not show marked improvement. Read the labels carefully to determine which products are best for you.

For severe stretch marks, skin peels or laser treatments may be necessary. They can be somewhat expensive, and they can cause minor to moderate pain. These methods cannot actually repair torn fibers in the skin, but they are reported to dramatically improve the appearance of stretch marks for many people.

Currently there is no way to actually repair damaged skin fibers, so one alternative to get rid of stretch marks is to remove them. This requires cosmetic surgery. During surgery, the skin is cut away; though in some instances, doctors cannot remove all of the damage. An added benefit of cosmetic surgery is the ability to pull the remaining skin taut. This will also improve the appearance of stretch marks.

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Try to use this cream http://www.revitol.com/stretch-mark-prev...

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Apply Honey on the skinny area gradually in 15 days the marks will be gone. But take care honey will not touch the hair, or else it will turn into white.

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striae cutis distensae AKA Stretch marks can be helped with:

Laser Surgery
The scar tissue that has formed to create the stretch marks can be lasered to reduce the visibility of the marks, this can be quite effective, however it doesn't always have the desired results.
Also there are many creams available that can help to repair the damaged skin cells and reduce the intensity of the stretch marks. I recommend a bio oil for light silvery stretch marks and laser surgery is probably the best option for larger, more visible marks.

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That's easy, just eat fish and chips and lots of cakes until the stretch marks have gone.

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They will never go completely. They are caused by spurts of growth and a lack of collagen in the skin.

Massage creams, oils, or lotions into the skin every other day. Your skin absorbs moisture best at night by the way.

They will be quite dark at first - but they do get paler and fade.

I got them at 15 - just grew too quickly

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rub swedish alsatian sperm on them

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Aloe Vera gel. It's good at reducing scars.

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dermabrasion and chemical peels.

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