Stretch Marks

I have sad news for you If they look a little white, then your chances to get rid of them are very little. If they are red, maybe you have a shot. However, I did have a looooot of stretch marks on my chest when my boobs started to grow bigger and bigger when I was a teenager. They are barely noticeable now, it only took like 10 years lol
Don't stress about them, they are not going anywhere.

Stretch marks are basically scar tissue. They should fade, but unless science comes up with something they don't go away.

I have stretch marks on my hips and thighs from when I grew rapidly there as a teenager. Unfortunately they haven't gone away (I'm in my mid-20's).

I once was very bothered by them, and read that it is possible to heal them to some degree by exfoliating your skin super thoroughly in every shower and using a scar cream or a cream containing MSM (a sulfur compound that is also used as a supplement to help joint pain). I never tried it though; I just learned to live with them. Actually if I think of it, I might pick up some scar cream and see what it does-- it would be nice if that actually worked!

My fiance didn't notice mine for about 3 years, and when he did ask about them he didn't know what they were, and didn't seem fazed when I told him they're stretch marks. I don't think guys care as much as we women do ourselves!

Ive had stretch mark since before I even had my son, I find that the best you can do is work out, but make sure to be toning because that will at least help reduce the size.

Some things can help with stretch marks but they are a bit extreme and I would advise you to do your research before trying them out or better still find someone qualified who will help. One thing that might help is Dermarolling over the stretchmarked area you need to use the right needle size and roll once every month maximum. It is painful and you need to be very careful about being sterile but it does actually break up the scar tissue and allow new collagen to form reducing the appearance of the stretch mark. There is also TCA peels which again help regenerate the damaged skin. LED treatments, Laser Treatment, and Topical Retin A.

The above treatments have risks attached, you can get burns or an infection or left with scarring if done incorrectly, so it is not something I would recommend you do on your own.

I also think daily firm massage with good quality body oil and moisturiser can help as can dry brushing.

Stretch marks are normal and almost everybody has them. No need to be ashamed of them, they will get less noticable after a while, mine turned a bit whitish. Just use some vitamin E oil.