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Up until recently, stretch marks caused by pregnancy, weight loss or weight gain have been simply a fact of life. Women for centuries you can only assume, endured the frustration and pain in come cases, of having these small tears in the skin show on their bodies at the worst possible times of their life.

What changed that was the invent of treatments like creams (eg, Trilastin) and massagers that claimed to be able to affect the appearance of your stretch marks, namely removing them or making them less noticeable to the eye. With them has come great controversy. Are they safe, do they really work, are they really worth the often often exorbitant prices charged for them? All of these are important questions.

What’s unfortunate is that it’s not an open and shut case whether they actually do work or not. Many women see improvements in their marks, but many, even using the exact same treatments in the exact same ways, do not. Where does this leave stretch mark treatments? Are they something you can rely on for performing what you hope will be an important function in your life and for your confidence?

At the end of the day, you don’t know unless you try them. You don’t know until you’ve tried, whether a cream or treatment of some kind is going to work for you or not. That doesn’t mean that you need to, or that you should try all of them and burn a hole in your pocket. What’s important is to experiment responsibly. Try the solutions that fit your budget best, that seem to be backed by the most thorough science… NOT the ones that have the skinniest women in the commercials. Don’t even get me started on that one. If you see results, continue use and see the full extent of the difference that might be possible. If you don’t, run like the wind, or get your money back where you can.

Whatever you do, let us know your results so we can share them with others! For more information on where to buy Trilastin, see this link.