Great Reasons to Avoid Stretch Mark Bleaching Agents
We may all hate those stretch marks, but if you are thinking of using bleaching agent stretch mark removers, here are the top 3 reasons to avoid them.
1. There are Rarely Effective. Bleaching agents do not repair or heal your stretch marks, they only bleach skin. In fact, even minimal sunlight exposure may reverse the effect of these bleaching agents immediately.
2. They May Not be Real Safe. Most bleaching agents contain a drug called hydroquinone. Hydroquinone can cause an allergic reaction in a large portion of the population, is a skin irritant, and is believed to be a carcinogen. Some regulators have proposed a ban on any and all over-the-counter distribution of skin-lightening products because they feel that the risks to a user’s health can not justify their being available without a physician’s order.
3. There are Other Options. There are two very effective stretch mark treatment methods that really work: a surgical tummy tuck and Trilastin SR lotion.
A tummy tuck, which must be performed by a licensed plastic surgeon at a hospital or surgery center, is the most common procedure performed for stretch mark removal and is highly effective. This surgery is a very invasive and requires some recovery time, but may yield long lasting results.
Trilastin Sr is a stretch treatment lotion available over-the-counter that many people find much easier to afford and least risky of all stretch mark treatments. It can be just as successful on all stretch marks regardless of how old the scars are or where they are located on your body. Although it can take up to 3 to 6 months of use for severe scarring, but most people will begin to see results in as little as a few days of use.
Because there are other options available, why take a chance on bleaching lotions that barely work?
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If your skin has stretch marks they will refund your money if it doesn’t work for you.
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