Removing Stretch Marks

Removing Stretch Marks

To understand stretch marks, I need to explain what skin is made of and how it works. Normal skin is 80% collagen and 4% elastin.

When these elastin fibers are damaged the stretch marks are visible like a scar.

Whether they are pregnancy stretch marks, or caused from body building, weight gain/loss or growth spurts, there's finally help for getting rid of stretch marks.

How do you get stretch marks?

Stretch marks are caused when our skin is stretched too quickly: Actually, the skin is torn rather than stretched. They are most common around the stomach area, thighs, hips, and breasts.

When they first form, stretch marks appear as reddish purple lines. They appear indented and maintain a different texture to the surrounding skin. Over time, the discoloration does subside, turning lighter and becomes less noticeable. The ability to heal however does vary considerably from individual to individual, and there are numerous stretch mark removal products on the market, as a result - some are more effective than others.

How do I get rid of stretch marks?

There are several methods you can use get rid of stretch marks. The cost and effectiveness vary, and range from simple solutions such as creams and lotions, to more expensive methods such as laser surgery.

All of these solutions assist the body's own natural ability to heal itself. Our skin is the largest organ in our body, but our natural defenses do not account for our ongoing desire for aesthetics and looking good. This is where nature needs a little helping hand.

Remove Stretch Marks With Derma Rejuv Skin Roller

For many of us stretch marks are embarrassing, and can make us feel very self conscious, but with the right treatment, this can be overcome or greatly reduced.

The Derma Rejuv Roller has the ability to naturally stimulate collagen and elastin production in the skin whithout damaging it.

• Pro - Clinical studies, research reports, and customer testimonies all indicate that the roller delivers what it claims. It's easy to use and results are visible in a few weeks.
• Con - There are hundreds of companies selling skin rollers on the internet making it difficult to find a good quality roller. Some are made from poor quality steel or have the wrong sized or uneven needles which could damage the skin -- so it's important to chose the right one. Dermatologists, clinics, and spas use different types of rollers with different needle lengths ranging from 0.75mm to 2mm, depending on what you're trying to accomplish.