Mederma Stretch Mark Cream Review

Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy

Mederma is a popular brand of Scar Removal cream from Merz Pharmaceuticals, LLC. It is a patented onion extracts based topical cream meant for soften hardened scar tissue and overall appearance of scars.

Mederma Stretch Marks Cream

Mederma Stretch Marks Cream is a modified version of Mederma scar cream that combines two more ingredients with the original ingredient Cepalin, the patented onion extracts.

Mederma is not meant for preventing stretch marks!

Mederma is a surface scar softening cream, it is not meant for preventing stretch marks. Stretch marks are nothing but scars that occur when the dermis or the middle layer of the skin tears due to excess stretching.

Mederma stretch mark formula is meant only for fading away existing stretch marks, not for preventing stretch marks.

Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy – Ingredients

  • Cepalin: It is the proprietary botanical onion extract used in Mederma. It comes from onions, which have historically been used to soothe skin irritation and inflammation. Cepalin is said to soften hardened scar tissue and improve the color, texture and overall appearance of scars.
  • Hyaluronic Acid: Hydrating Agent
  • Centella Asiatica: Leaf Extract

Does Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy Really Work?

The main active ingredient, onion extract isn’t very effective in removing scars.

Most of the clinical trials conducted onion extracts did not show any significant improvement on the appearance of scars. Following are the details.

Pilot Study Evaluating Topical Onion Extract as Treatment for Postsurgical Scars : This sud concluded that Topical onion gel extract was ineffective in improving scar erythema and pruritus in the patients. Read more
Onion Extract Gel Versus Petrolatum Emollient on New Surgical Scars: a Prospective Double-Blinded Study: In this side-by-side, randomized, double-blinded, split-scar study, the onion extract gel did not improve scar cosmesis or symptomatology when compared with a petrolatum-based ointment. Read more

Even the other ingredients Hyaluronic Acid and Centella Asiatica are not likely to erase stretch marks significantly. As stretch mark scar tissues exist beneath the surface of the skin, this cream is not likely to remove them.

Mederma Stretch Mark cream does not look like promising and dependable cream for removing stretch marks. Though it is comparatively cheap product, if it doesn’t give you desired results, there is no use going for it.

Mederma Side Effects: Not likely to cause any side effects.

Is Mederma a Scam?

No, it is a reputed brand that is on the market since many years. Availability at stores denies any chances of it being a scam.

Where to Buy Mederma Stretch Mark Cream?

Even after reading this review if you want to test it for yourself, you can buy Mederma at DrugStore.Com, ebay etc.

Mederma Alternatives:

Revitol  Stretch Mark Cream

One of the top recommended stretch mark prevention and removal cream is Revitol which has all necessary ingredients to prevent stretch marks as well as to remove stretch marks that exist in the deeper layer of the skin.

Revitol is reasonably priced, has good user feedback. Read Revitol review for details.

TriLastin Stretch Mark Cream:

TriLastin- SR System 2 is clinically proven cream for stretch marks that guarantees results within weeks. It offers 60 days money back guarantee on even used tubes.

With excellent user feedback, TriLastin is a top rated cream for stretch marks.

Read Trilastin Review for details


Comments

2 Responses to “Mederma Stretch Mark Cream Review”
  1. C.H. Troll says:

    I have used the regular Mederma for scars…on my face…and am very pleased with it. I recently developed bumps & thickening from zits and it helps to keep them flat.
    It also smooths & exfoliates my skin. I use it along with Retin-A .05%…I can only use it a couple of times a week because the combination of Retin-A & Mederma is a little intense for my skin and it will cause it to peel like mad.
    I find that like all things, it is not a “once and for all time” thing and you have to keep the applications “on going”…but it is economical, non-surgical and quite effective.
    I definitely plan to try the Mederma for Stretch Marks…but I don’t plan to use it for stretch marks…I’m going to try it on my face…I’ll let you know how it works.
    P.S. …I’m 60 yrs. old and told I don’t look it.

  2. syed khaleel says:

    where can i find this mederma cream in alkhobar dammam ksa
    please notify the pharmacy name and adress

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