Stretch Marks on the Skin: How to Treat Them Without Surgery

Stretch marks are a part of growing, whether you are growing up, across, or some combination of the two, when the marks appear on your skin, what kinds of treatments are best? Treatments for stretch marks range from expensive doctor's lasers to pricey spa appointments with unproven remedies that leave a foul odor on your skin.  At the doctor's office, you can purchase laser treatments which use pulses of light to penetrate and encourage the growth of connective tissue. The problem with lasers is that they could potentially burn the skin, leaving scarring or marks.  The doctor could also incorrectly aim the laser and cause more damage to your skin.  Often, laser procedures take more than one treatment and can costs upwards of thousands of dollars. At the spa, there are a wide variety of treatments available, from wraps to house-made concoctions that may only firm up the skin or temporarily mask the appearance of the stretch marks.  Spa appointments also require a longer time commitment and can cost a lot of money.   Spa technicians usually are not certified which means that you could get scarring of further damage from treatments. Treating stretch marks at home using Zenmed's Stretta is simple and effective to use and does not require an expensive visit to the spa or doctor's office.   Stretta can be applied to the skin twice a day and gradually fades scars over time with a combination of glycolic acid and centilica asiatica, a natural ingredient proven to stimulate the growth of collagen.   This means that both old and new stretch marks can be healed and faded with one great product. Stretta is also safe to use all over the body, so no matter where or how old your marks are, Stretta can provide you with the help you need to get rid of embarrassing stretch marks.   Most people see results from the treatment in 3-5 weeks.  So don't waste your time in a doctor's office or expensive spa for only mediocre results, get Stretta today and make your stretch marks history.