How to Treat Stretch Marks Part 1 #shorts

Foreign. Yes, but tretinoin, adapalene are not the only ingredient you need to be adding that are active that can help your stretch marks. Oh, and side note, if you're pregnant, you want to avoid those ingredients like the plague instead. This is probably the only time that I'll be recommending this for you. But using a hyaluronic acid serum in stretch marks that look like this can be clutch. And these stretch marks are red, meaning they're in their inflammatory phase. They're not stretch marks that look like this, which are basically scars on your body. And here you need to come in office to get treated. Creams are not going to help. So why then hyaluronic acid for this? Because the idea comes using hyaluronic acid for management of wounds. People use hyaluronic acid in hospital settings to help with wound management, allowing your wounds to heal because it's been shown to cause fibroblast activity and wound healing. However.