Newer marks sometimes respond better to certain treatments than older ones.
You should also seek medical advice if you develop numerous wide stretch marks suddenly, especially without an obvious cause, or if they’re accompanied by easy bruising, muscle weakness, or other unusual symptoms.
These changes can occasionally be associated with medication effects or hormonal conditions.
The Bottom Line
The aspirin trick may sound like a quick, inexpensive solution, but crushed aspirin has not been proven to remove stretch marks in seven days.
Stretch marks are a common form of skin scarring, and improving their appearance usually takes time.
Gentle skincare can help keep the skin comfortable, while evidence-based dermatological treatments may offer more noticeable improvements.
And remember: stretch marks are normal. Treating them is a personal cosmetic choice, not a medical necessity.
