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Q: Stretch Marks

asked by: djlij on June 21st, 2006

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I was just wondering if anyone has heard or thought of the benefits of adult stem cells in treating stretch marks. Since adult stem cells are meant to repair the tissue they are found in, is it possible they would be able to repair the broken middle layer of skin causing stretch marks?

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moreinfo13

replied on March 31st, 2009

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Stretch Marks

I was looking online with the same question! I KNOW they do! It's just where's the doctor (in the US) WHO WILL DO IT!! I'm done with creams I want the real cure...help

TonyIsAwesome

replied on May 28th, 2009

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Don't mind to use stemcells

I don't mind to use stemcells as long as it's adult stemcell(which is said to be better anyways), I don't think I could ever feel comfortable killing off a child in order to feel beautiful.

FrankKidd

replied on June 2nd, 2009

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there is nothing on the market that can take stretch marks away completely. the only sure thing is if you got a tummy tuck or a body lift.

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