Trofolastin Stretch Mark Prevention Cream Review

This review is based solely on my professional opinion as a pharmacist. I have not used this product so I cannot comment on its effectiveness. I bought this product because it was the only one that showed statistically significant clinical results in preventing stretch marks. A Cochrane review did not assess the safety and long-term effects of trophistin. The primary endpoint was reduction in stretch mark formation. This product contains 2 long chain parabens, butylparaben and propylparaben…

I didn't have stretch marks during my first pregnancy but they appeared on this baby early in the second trimester. I have read countless studies and this product came highly recommended. I've been using the cream twice a day for a month now and some new spots have appeared. (Sorry!) I don't know how much I trust any of these creams, but I had high hopes for this one and it's a positive study.

I've been using it since my first trimester. and place it on the whole abdomen except for a small area on the bottom right. Although I have stretch marks elsewhere on my body, I haven't had a single stretch mark in my entire pregnancy. However, after having my baby, I stopped using this product. I got stretch marks where I didn't apply cream. That's how I know this stuff actually worked. I would have stretch marks all over my stomach if I didn't use this product I'm sure.

I've been using it twice a day since the first trimester. Immediately after bathing and before bedtime. I currently have no stretch marks. Moisturizes the skin, smells nice and does not stain clothes. My tummy is pretty big right now so I'm going to start using it 3 times a day. I highly recommended this.

I bought this product after finding out that it is made by Novartis (a real pharmaceutical company) and that it is the only product that has been proven to work. PREVENT stretch marks in real pharmaceutical studies. I used it during my 2nd and 3rd trimester. I have very fair skin and only have 1 tiny stretch mark near my belly button. This stretching happened when the seller was out of stock, so I used the minimum quantity of the product until I received another batch. Genetics are not on my…

I mean, do these creams really work? It made my skin soft and itch free. It didn't do anything with the existing brands, but it was nice to "do something". Even if it was a placebo effect, I would do it again. I also liked that it was from Novartis and not from a pharmacy.

I've been using it once a day since my second trimester (during my first pregnancy) and haven't had any stretch marks. Maybe it's genetic, maybe it's trofolastin. I do not know! My tummy looks like it did before the kids were born, while my girlfriends have saggy skin and wavy stretch marks.

I am now 39 weeks pregnant with my first child and have not shown any signs of stretch marks yet. I bought this product because it's the only product with real research behind it and it's even included in Chochran's review for research. I was convinced based on the research alone. I also believe that a healthy diet and normal weight gain during pregnancy are also essential to success. My mom has stretch marks so I was worried about heredity but so far so good. I've got a week, so I'll update if

I bought this product after finding out it was made by Novartis (a real pharmaceutical company) and was the only product that was proven to PREVENT stretch marks by itself it did . pharmaceutical research. I used it during my 2nd and 3rd trimester. I have very fair skin and only have 1 tiny stretch mark near my belly button. This stretching happened when the seller was out of stock, so I used the minimum quantity of the product until I received another batch. Genetics are not on my side either…

I have used this product during 2 pregnancies and have had almost no stretch marks except for a week when I went on holiday and forgot to bring cream. Sure enough, I got some minor grades this week. I recommend using it from the second trimester on the enlarged area (not just the abdomen but also the hips, thighs and breasts) and continuing on the chest area during lactation (if you are breastfeeding). I don't recommend switching to any particular breast product after giving birth, as the…