Will stretch marks fade?

Stretch marks are a condition in which a woman's skin becomes loose due to the birth of the fetus. This situation will not have any adverse effects on your health. But it will affect the aesthetics. Therefore, many women will choose appropriate methods to actively remove stretch marks after giving birth. So if stretch marks are not removed, will they fade? Let us introduce it below.

Stretch marks are small, indented lines on the skin. Most women's stretch marks appear on their belly, and usually in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, because at this time, the pregnant woman's belly will rapidly expand and stretch to accommodate the growth and development of the fetus in the abdomen. Some women also develop stretch marks on their hips, thighs, buttocks, and breasts. But no matter where stretch marks appear, they are unsightly.

Stretch marks are caused by changes in the elastic support tissue next to the skin. Stretch marks start out as pink, reddish brown, purple, or dark brown. It depends on the skin color of the pregnant mother. Once stretch marks appear, they cannot be completely removed, but their color will fade over time.

6 to 12 months after delivery, the mother's stretch marks will usually become less clear. Stretch marks fade over time and are usually lighter in color than the surrounding skin. But the texture of stretch marks will not change after delivery. In fact, stretch marks cannot be completely eliminated, but through a variety of new skin treatment technologies, they can be lightened and thinned. Generally speaking, correct treatment can reduce, thin and smooth stretch marks by about 80%. Experts say that Shunde Maria's laser pregnancy spot removal surgery has this effect. The main method of laser stretch mark removal is to emit laser of specific wavelength and pulse width to selectively penetrate the epidermis, stimulate the damaged collagen layer, produce new collagen tissue, and the new collagen tissue grows at a normal rate, gradually repairing the damaged collagen layer, improving the skin's texture and condition, and significantly reducing stretch marks.

Will stretch marks fade? I have finished my introduction. Stretch marks are a normal physiological condition of the skin. If you do not actively seek treatment, you will need to actively restore the body's functions, especially the elasticity of the skin. This may help to reduce the color, but it will take a longer time. When removing stretch marks, it is best to choose the appropriate method based on your actual situation.