Stratamark Mechanism of Action

Stretch marks are a type of thin, flattened scars. In the early stages, the stretch mark appears slightly raised with a pink to red colour which over time develops a slight purple tinge and then eventually becomes white and depressed with finely wrinkled lines.
Stratamark was developed for the prevention and treatment of all types of stretch marks, particularly those covering a wide surface area, resulting from pregnancy, adolescent growth spurts, weight gain or loss, or bodybuilding.
When used as directed, Stratamark dries to form a thin, flexible and protective gel sheet. It creates a protective layer that is gas permeable and waterproof which hydrates and protects stretch marks, allowing the skin to normalise the collagen synthesis cycle.
Stratamark is used to soften and flatten stretch marks, reduce redness and discolouration associated with stretch marks as well as to relieve the itching and discomfort of stretch marks.
Stratamark was developed to spread easily over large surfaces of the body (i.e. buttocks, abdomen, thighs, breast and back), as well as exposed and sensitive areas.