Stretch marks are a common concern for many women, men and other people, often leading to questions about their causes and prevention. These silvery lines — medically known as striae — can appear ...

Unless you’re one of the few humans who’s fond of spidery, wiggly purple and red marks across your belly, thighs, butt and boobs (and if you are, we salute you; please teach us how to be you), then we ...

It's completely normal to want to lighten stretch marks to feel better about our appearance. Even though they're a natural part of life, they're not always seen as aesthetically pleasing. Sometimes, ...

Medically reviewed by Marisa Garshick, MD Key Takeaways Many stretch marks fade over time, but they will not disappear ...

There is no perfect solution for stretch marks, but topical treatments can help hydrate your skin, promote healing, and even out skin tone. Stretch marks, also called striae, happen when your skin ...

Cellulite and stretch mark creams often promise to reduce or remove the appearance of these skin conditions, but a dermatologist said the majority of these products can't do that. Caffeine and retinol ...

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When the phrase “stretch marks” comes to mind, the first thing most people imagine are the reddish or fine white lines left behind after pregnancy. But stretch marks are common in many people. In fact ...

Stretch marks, also called striae, develop when your skin stretches at a rapid rate. This results in white, pink, or red lines that cover the affected area. While they’re most common on your stomach, ...