Can I use ReModel Stretch Mark Serum while breastfeeding?
If you are breastfeeding, we recommend reviewing ReModel's complete ingredient list with your OB/GYN, pediatrician, or healthcare provider before use. ReModel contains 0.06% CelluCap™ RL encapsulated retinol, and guidance regarding topical retinoids during breastfeeding should be discussed with your healthcare provider.
Do not apply ReModel directly to the nipple, areola, or any area where your baby could come into direct contact with the product. If you have stretch marks on your breasts, ask your healthcare provider whether ReModel is appropriate for those areas while you are breastfeeding.
ReModel contains retinol. Can I use it during pregnancy?
ReModel contains 0.06% CelluCap™ RL encapsulated retinol, a controlled-release form of retinol designed to protect its potency and release gradually into the skin.
Topical retinol is different from oral prescription retinoids such as isotretinoin (Accutane®), but current recommendations regarding topical retinoids during pregnancy are generally cautious. If you are pregnant or trying to conceive, we recommend discussing ReModel and its complete ingredient list with your OB/GYN or healthcare provider before use.
Learn more about retinol and pregnancy, including the FDA research behind our ingredient guidance.
Does ReModel work on old stretch marks?
ReModel is designed to help improve the appearance of both new and existing stretch marks, although individual results vary.
Newer stretch marks often appear red, pink, or purple. As stretch marks mature, they commonly become lighter, white, or silver. Stretch marks are a type of scar and no topical product can guarantee their complete removal, but consistent skincare can help improve their visible appearance, texture, and tone.
For a complete stretch mark care routine, apply ReModel directly to individual marks and follow with Tummy Butter® for Stretch Marks to help keep skin moisturized, soft, and supple.
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How do I use ReModel with Tummy Butter?
Apply ReModel Stretch Mark Serum first as a targeted spot treatment on clean, dry skin. Massage a pea-sized amount directly into individual stretch marks and allow the serum to absorb completely.
Once absorbed, follow with Tummy Butter to help moisturize and maintain soft, supple skin.
ReModel is designed to target the appearance of existing stretch marks, while Tummy Butter® provides rich moisturization for dry, tight, stretching skin. Together, they provide two complementary steps in a complete stretch mark care routine.
Because ReModel contains retinol, use sunscreen on exposed treated areas and limit unnecessary sun exposure.
Can ReModel completely remove stretch marks?
No topical skincare product can guarantee complete stretch mark removal. Stretch marks are a type of scar that develop when skin stretches or changes rapidly, and genetics, hormones, and the degree and speed of skin stretching can influence their development.
ReModel is formulated to help improve the visible appearance, texture, and tone of stretch marks rather than promise permanent removal. Newer red, pink, or purple stretch marks may respond differently to topical care than older white or silver marks.
What makes ReModel different from a stretch mark cream?
ReModel is a lightweight, concentrated stretch mark serum designed for targeted application directly to individual marks. It contains 0.06% CelluCap™ RL encapsulated retinol, hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, and botanical ingredients to support smoother, hydrated, healthy-looking skin.
A rich moisturizer such as Tummy Butter serves a different purpose by helping maintain moisture and supple skin over larger areas. That's why we recommend using ReModel first as a targeted serum and following with Tummy Butter as your moisturizer.
*This information is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice. If you are pregnant, trying to conceive, breastfeeding, or have questions about using retinol or other skincare ingredients, consult your OB/GYN, dermatologist, pediatrician, or other qualified healthcare provider.