This image displays parallel stripes of red typical of striae (stretch marks). This image displays bright red striae (stretch marks) in parallel lines, as is typical in early instances. The inner thigh is a common place to see (striae) stretch marks in adolescence. This image displays multiple parallel red-purple striae (stretch marks). This image displays light-colored areas of skin that are thin and slightly elevated, typical of old striae (stretch marks). This image displays pink striae (stretch marks) on a back.
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Stretch Marks (Striae)  A parent's guide to condition and treatment information

Picture of Stretch Marks (Striae): This image displays parallel stripes of red typical of striae (stretch marks). Divider line
This image displays parallel stripes of red typical of striae (stretch marks).
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Overview
Stretch marks (striae) are stripe-like skin marks that develop as a result of rapid weight gain or loss, when the skin is stretched, and as a result of some diseases.
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Last Modified: 22 Dec 2008
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