Lady_E says
Hi Cindy
Use Bio-oil. Not sure where you are from but its a very popular product in the UK.
Good luck...
Lwelch says
Go to a drug store and look for scar pads. They are silicon and are worn on the area for a long time. The silicon can flatten and break down some scar tissue. This is the technique used by doctors.
If it is a very large scar such as from a major burn ask a doctor about compression garments for scars.
Also, massage the scar a lot. If it is raised and bumpy the massage will break down collagen and help it appear more like typical, healthy tissue.
becksbeauty says
Try Hemp Healing Cream - a natural product, easy to use and very effective.
Hilly Chism says
I have found that if you massage and knead them every day until they become red that they slowly become smaller and smaller. You can also use a Chinese tincture called "Zieng Gu Shui" which is like tiger balm only stronger.
GeeZone says
Hi Cindy,
I trust you're well!
I'm not sure if your issue has been addressed, but just in case.
Try
Internally:
Vit E 65mg or 100iu, Hyaluronic acid, Collagen Type I & III 6g & Vit C 60mg supplements daily.
Externally:
Flexitol Naturals - Skin Nourishing Oil. Rodial & Bliss also have stretch mark/scar treatments but they cost a lot more.
Basically you need to keep the area as moist as possible as often as possible and exfoliate regularly, to keep regeneration constant.
Best regards,
Gee!
DIY Better Health says
I have heard was only reading something about an essential oil. It is supposed to be brilliant for scarring. If I can recall where I was when I read it - I will pop it in.
celistina says
Hi Cindy, not sure if your country carries this brand called Mederma - it fades away scar tissue, including keloids.
kareljones says
heard Bio oil was helpful, but also it is a good idea to look at the different natural treatments to be sure that they contain protein and other nutrients such as Vitamin A, E and C and also many other useful nutrients like zinc

linabeth says
Buy vitamin E capsules and break them with a needle or pin and spread the thick liquid over any scarring. Mederma also works pretty well. If the scar tissue goes deep and it's in a part of your body that can withstand it, cortisone shots break up scar tissue.
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