/hb/ - Health & Beauty

I have either stretch marks or cellulite on the inside of my thighs. Maybe a mix of both.

I’ve found the best treatment for these types of things is not to look at them tbh. DIY treatments rarely work and can make things worse. Just stop looking at it and cover mirrors when you don’t need to use them. Out of sight, out if mind.

If you have money, save up and visit a few doctors and see what they say. Beware though, many will sell you snake oil for $$$

I have them from puberty on my inner thighs and boobs. I saw a woman say she got rid of them by simply exfoliating a couple times a week with a pumice stone. Definitely gonna try that.

>>10048
Don't do that

>>10049
Why not.

>>10050
It's not going to work and will damage your skin and look worse. If all it took was a pumice stone it would be well known and well advertised.

>>10050
>>10050
pumice stones are rough and might damage your skin and lead to further scars. it also doesnt work, i tried it when i was younger. thankfully i didn't scar any worse but it made no difference to the marks, just got rid of dry skin.

on my arms, breasts, belly, thighs, back, even on the back of my knees.

mine are way too deep to "go away", i just accepted it. unless there are some health risks i'm not aware of i'll forget about it.

>>10053
Sorry if I'm being stupid but what exactly do you mean - how do you tell how deep the scars go?

I have a few ones myself.
Anti-scar cream is supposed to work well against it, though I have never tried it myself, but I will probably soon, I heard good reviews about it.

>really bad stretch marks on inner thighs
>saw post about girl who did derma rolling and dramatically reduced hers in just 2 sessions
>already did 2 sessions (pen not roller)
>no change visible at all

i sat there and stabbed myself over and over again and bled, for nothing. still going to try a few more times though. also had puffy burn scars i tried it on, similarly no effect. i'll do another session either today or tomorrow.

feels like trying the IPL hair removal laser and it did absolutely nothing. i hate when shit doesn't fucking work

>>10056
Dermarolling should be done by a professional, it's too easy to mess up your skin or create an infection.

>>10056
My mom significantly removed her teenage acne scars with a dermapen (it looks like it's a newer version of the dermaroller). But it was done by a professional and she took like 4-5 session.

>>10055
I've tried bio oil but I never saw much of a difference with it. I don't know if it's because the scars are too old now

>less than a-cup chest
>stretch marks on tiddies
Also on hips, but at least that makes sense. I kind of find the irony of the boob marks funny though.

>>10059
>>10060
i disagree about needing to pay $$$$ to get someone else to do it. I have the pens, not the roller. all you do is stab yourself a few times until it looks like enough blood came out, and then smear hyaluronic acid on it. it isn't rocket science.
an anon on 4chan posted about using derma pen stamping to subdue those zits where you feel it forming under your skin but there isn't a head formed yet. i tried it and it worked.

technically that's only my 3rd session. so if it took 4-5 for your mom i just have to keep going. but it needs at least 2 weeks break between sessions.

but i also have scars on my hands and face i can't really get at. doing it on my hand hurts too much and i'm skittish on my face. the one for my face is .5mm and it's just so shallow it's hard to penetrate meaningfully. maybe to clarify, i don't have an electronic pen device, i have the cheapo $7 ones where it's just landing needles on the end of a handle and you press it down yourself.
>>10069
>>10069
>c cup
>no tiddy stretch marks
crazy shit.