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If you're a teenager and you have stretch marks, will they go away eventually or must you do something?
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They fade: They will fade over time. In the meantime you can use moisturizers and make up. They occur during rapid growth months and years. Avoiding rapid weight gain will help. You can also see a doctor for retinoids or laser resurfacing.
Answered 12/10/2013
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