How To prevent Stretch Marks?
Stretch Marks are never 100% preventable, but there are steps that can be taken to decrease the risk of suffering.
Maintain a healthy weight – gaining weight at a fast rate is one of the biggest factors causing stretch marks.
Gain weight steadily during pregnancy.
Look after the skin – keep it hydrated and moisturised.
Encouraging patients to use an effective Stretch Mark prevention treatment with clinically proven results will significantly reduce the risk of Stretch Marks.
SilDerm™ for Stretch Mark Prevention Oil has been developed by medical professionals to prevent Stretch Marks. Stretch Marks occur in the majority of women when pregnant and are a result of the stretching of the skin. SilDerm™ for Stretch Mark Prevention Oil is the only clinically proven treatment for preventing Stretch Marks.
After reviewing the published medical research, the Doctor’s at SilDerm™ have identified an effective topical treatment. In a stringent clinical study of over eighty women, a combination of three ingredients was shown to significantly decrease both the risk and the severity of Stretch Marks.
The treatment was applied daily to each of the high-risk areas: the abdomen, breasts, thighs, and buttocks.
SilDerm™ for Stretch Mark Prevention Oil, contains several unique, safe and effective ingredients that have been clinically proven to reduce the appearance of Stretch Marks.
GOTU KOLA: an extract from the Centella asiatica plant that stimulate fibroblast cells to produce collagen
TOCOPHEROL: natural vitamin E—a strong antioxidant that helps prevent tissue damage.
All the ingredients in SilDerm™ for Stretch Mark Prevention Oil have been screened for use in Pregnancy.
UNCONTROLLABLE RISK FACTORS:
Skin Type
your risk is higher if you have fair skin
Maternal Age
your risk is higher if you are a teenager or young mother
Family History
your risk is higher if Stretch Marks run in your family
Prior History
your risk is higher if you had prior Stretch Marks during puberty
CONTROLABLE RISK FACTORS:
Weight Gain your risk is lower if you avoid excessive weight gain during pregnancy
Hydration your risk is lower if you drink eight glasses of water each day
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