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Do some stretch marks go away after baby?
Ftm!! Need help!!
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Yeah, sadly, most stretch marks stay.lol. When you do have the baby though, they really don't look as bad, or mine don't and I have a few hundred probably.  After I went down to normal size and my skin color went back to normal, you can tell, but not ugly. Besides if you're in a bikini, who's going to say something? Lol. I mean you had a baby (: I know it sounds wierd, but I think they're kinda pretty. They shine and that's what happened to your body to get your little miracle. (: Most of the women I know that has had babies (more than one) their stretch marks dont look bad, they blend in with their skin for the most part. I know everyone isn't like that, but I hope this gives you a little more confidence (:
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I was self conscious before n haven these marks just makes it a lot worst. I can sadly see myself going into depression sounds silly or maybe even ignorant of me but unfortunately I can't control it. I tried using palmers and nope didn't help.
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5761111 tn?1373906251
They will be with u for life they dont go away they will just fade.
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5609044 tn?1383514943
Sadly mine are still here. I'm 2 weeks pp and they look like there here for good. Not to say that's everyone though. Everyone is different.
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Where can one get those products at ?
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7157499 tn?1411821385
Some do. You can use bio oil or vitamin e oil on them when they start appearing. It helps them to go away even as you use it overtime
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