Use a daily skin regenerating activator that avoids & treats stretch marks naturally. It is made with an organic substance collected from a tiny creature that Nature has endowed with the capability to yield scarless repair of its skin when damaged.

By applying a daily skin regenerating activator two times a day you can insure proper skin care. Keep in mind that this application should continue for a prolonged period of time and depends on the age and depth of your blemishes. The cream exfoliates flawed cells, slowly dissolving skin lesions, reducing and even eliminating all signs of scars, stretch marks and discoloration. It also destroys pathogens and promotes an environment that triggers the rejuvenation of normal collagen. This cream relieves the skin and shields it from oxidative damage due to free radicals. It enhances elasticity and increases density, moisture retention capacity and skin's firmness, leaving it baby soft and soothed.

Massage Routine for Better Results

When applying a regenerative cream on old and large stretch marks, you should apply it at night, two or three times a week (no more). You can also take a relaxing bath and administer a strong massage with a wooden massager or a body scrub to help exfoliate dead cells. Exfoliation helps remove lifeless skin and inert cells found in the scars that appear as stretch marks. Use the body scrub and a moisturizer of your choice (any Aloe Vera Gel or Lubriderm Cream) on the area to be treated with the wooden massager.

After the massage use the regenerative cream directly on the treated skin.

Treatment and Reduction Mechanism for Stretch Marks

The removal or shrinkage of scars, blemishes, and stretch marks from the skin depends on a mechanism known as "skin remodeling". The skin is adapted to heal injuries quickly to prevent blood loss and infection. Scars are created from a rapidly synthesized "collagen glue" that the body deposits into an injured area for defense and reinforcement. In ideal skin healing, injured skin is rapidly sealed, and then the healed area is slowly reconstructed to remove the residual collagen scars and fuse the skin area into nearby skin. Scar collagen is removed and replaced with a mixture of skin cells and invisible collagen fibers. This remodeling can continue in an area of the skin for ten years. In children the remodeling rate is high and scars are commonly eliminated from damaged skin areas. But as we reach adulthood, this rate decreases and small scars can remain for years. One way to accelerate remodeling is to induce a small amount of controlled skin damage with a needle, laser, acid, or by exfoliating or scrubbing the skin as in the massage routine and then letting the body's repair mechanism rebuild the damaged skin area. It is not recommended that you apply this type of treatment without consulting a doctor or specialist.

An alternative approach is to help the body by applying skin repair activators that improve natural healing processes and achieve an even better final result.