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Vitamin C in creams can aid in collagen development as well, but it only helps a great deal with stretch marks in their early stages. You can combine Vitamin C with glycolic acid, and if you take 500 mg a day of Vitamin C orally, this may help, as well. Steer away from products that contain peptide. These are often touted as repair creams, but there is no evidence that they even work. Retinoids, on the other hand, are somewhat effective in helping your body to increase production of elastin and collagen. Don’t use retinoids if you are pregnant or nursing. Retinoids are the most effective when you use glycolic acid at the same time. Tretinoin applied topically can help to lighten your stretch marks, and even reduce their size, if you catch them in their early stages. Less than six weeks after you notice your stretch marks is the time to start this treatment for maximum effectiveness. Do not use this product if you are pregnant. It doesn’t work on older stretch marks, but it helps rebuild collagen to hide new stretch marks. Laser treatment will work on white or reddish purple stretch marks, and it generally works by helping your body form more collagen. This treatment is fairly expensive, though, and it’s not totally effective in treating some stretch marks. Stretch marks are usually caused when your skin changes shape too fast for the dermis to accommodate it. This may include pregnancy, weight loss or weight gain. Changes like these can cause a tear in the dermis, which is your middle layer of skin. The elastin and collagen fibers in the dermis may rupture, which results in scars under the top layer of your skin, that generally resemble stripes. If you treat them sooner rather than later, you will have a better chance of making them less visible, but even if you’ve had them for years, you can still treat them. First off, you’ll want to start soon. Once your stretch marks are through the initial stage, which will show them as brown, pink, purple or red, and they become more gray or whitish, it’s more difficult to make them less noticeable. Massage the stretched area a few times a day with moisturizers containing cocoa butter. These will help to hydrate your skin, which will make it more supple and pliant. This step is more effective if you begin during the developmental stages of your stretch marks. You should exfoliate the stretched area before moisturizing it. Learn about various topical treatments that are available. Some say they can repair your stretch marks, but not that many are actually effective. Wheat germ oil can aid in improving your stretch marks if you catch them in the earliest phase of development. Glycolic acid helps increase the production of collagen, and you can get higher doses from your dermatologist. Topical treatments may also include glycolic acid too, since it aids in gently removing the top skin layer. Stretch marks may fade by themselves to a white, grayish or light pink color, or in some cases to less noticeable streaks of red, purple or pink. If you are worried about the marks, or if stretch marks develop over larger portions of your body, your physician can examine you physically to decide if there is an underlying problem that needs attention. Stretch marks may be literally caused by your skin being abnormally stretched beyond its normal limits. The reaction of cortisone in your body is a normal response. Cortisone is produced in your adrenal glands, and it may weaken the fibers that normally help your skin to maintain its elasticity. Stretch marks may result from the use of certain medications, or from genetic health problems. They are more frequently found in women, but men can get them, too. Other stressors that may cause you to be more susceptible to stress marks include a family history of the problem. They are not usually harmful, and you don’t need to treat them, as a rule, unless you want to help them fade more quickly. The level at which stretch marks appear is in the dermis layer of the skin, which is the middle, elastic layer that normally allows your skin to keep its usual shape. When pressured by pregnancy, obesity or other causes, the dermis breaks down, and this is what actually causes the stretch marks. The tearing of the dermis will diminish over a period of time, but the marks will not usually disappear completely without treatment. Stretch marks are a simple part of life for people who go through a fast weight gain or pregnancy. You may get these fine lines on your body, caused by the skin stretching or being pulled by some type of rapid growth. Human skin is usually somewhat elastic, but when it is overstretched, the body’s normal collagen production can be disrupted. When this happens, you will see scars known as stretch marks. If you have stretch marks, be assured that you are not alone. Many women have stretch marks, most often on the butt, hips, thighs and breasts. They tend to appear more radically during pregnancy. Obese people often have stretch marks, since their natural skin is stretched too thin over the areas where they carry the most weight. Bodybuilders sometimes get stretch marks because of the rapid buildup of lean muscle when they engage in strenuous weight workouts. Stretch marks can also appear if you use an ointment or skin cream that contains steroids, like hydrocortisone, for a time longer than a few weeks. You may also get stretch marks if you have taken oral corticosteroids in high doses for a period of months. You may notice stretch marks initially as purplish or reddish lines that feel different in texture than the skin surrounding them. They may also feel indented. Stretch marks will often lighten and may almost disappear, with the passage of time. You may want to do something about them if you want to wear a bathing suit this summer and you don’t want to wait for them to fade naturally. Stretch marks may concern you because of their appearance, but they are not usually indicative of anything serious, and they will fade somewhat by themselves as time passes. Stretch marks that are very widespread, however, may indicate a condition like Cushing’s disease, or other disorders of your adrenal gland.
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Strije Strije su oštećenje vezivnog tkiva nastalo uslijed prebrzog rastezanja kože. Možemo reći da su strije neka vrsta ožiljka vezivnog tkiva. Pri naglom rastezanju kože vezivno tkivo se ne može tako brzo prilagoditi i dolazi do njegova oštećenja. Za razvoj strija je, uz genetiku, najvažnija brzina rastezanja kože. Što je brže rastezanje kože to je veće oštećenje. Genetika određuje kvalitetu kože i vezivnog tkiva. Kod pojedinih ljudi vezivno tkivo je slabije kvalitete te je povećana sklonost razvoju strija. Strije tipično nastaju kada dolazi do naglog rasta uz rastezanje kože: u pubertetu, uslijed debljanja i trudnoće. Kod body buildera strije nastaju uslijed prebrzog rasta mišića. Prikazujemo svih 2 rezultata