How to Treat Stretch Marks Part 2 #shorts

A recent literature review showed that the data is a little iffy because the studies are not that robust, and we need better studies with higher ends, meaning higher subjects involved. But the reality is, it gets done every day, anecdotally in a clinical setting. Anecdotally means from experience. People use it for wounds because they've seen that it helps, so why not, if it's not hurting? And the same applies to your stretch marks. So in addition to a retinol, you want to definitely add a hyaluronic acid serum, and this is the only time I'll be recommending it. Plus, you also want to make sure you're adding Centella asiatica, which can help with redness. And the last one, which no one ever thinks of, is exfoliating the area with glycolic acid because it can help collagen production and help stimulate your tissue.