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Chemical Peel - Stretch marks

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Chemical Peel - Stretch marks

Postby Majinoo » Sat Sep 20, 2008 8:24 pm

Hi ,
I have stretch marks on my back ans recently I saw on ebay a chemical peel that you can apply yourself and it removes stretch marks or make them appear less.
heres the link : http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 0206688779

So heres my question : Would it be a good idea that I buy this product to get rid of my stretch marks ?

Thanks alot !
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Re: Chemical Peel - Stretch marks

Postby Debbie Miller, RN » Sat Oct 25, 2008 11:00 pm

Hello,
I know of no really effective way to eliminate stretch marks. By their very nature, they are a form of scar caused by tissue separation when "stretched" as the name implies. These do fade in time but I am not aware of a product that will truly fix this problem. If it were me I would expect the treatment to be minimally, if at all, effective. You may talk to a dermatologist about a product called Trofolastin but I am a bit leery of this because the only information I can find is on the internet, much like the acid you refer to. If there is something that is helping these to fade faster or better your dermatologist will know about it and it won't be kept secret from medical science.

I'm sorry I can't give any credence to this product, but I can't dispute it's effectiveness either.

Best wishes.
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