How do models not have stretch marks after pregnancy?

Question

I keep seeing these celeb and model pics looking flawless post delivery and im like how?? Im in my 6th month and already getting marks on my pet. Is it genes or do they do something special, anyone knows?

Rani Pathak · Answer

Almost every mother gets stretch marks, even many models do but they hide them with makeup. Please don't compare your real, beautiful body to their edited photos.

Geetika Grover · Answer

I am in my 5th month now and my belly is starting to itch, which means marks are coming. Honestly, I also get so conscious seeing these flawless moms on Instagram, does anyone else feel super insecure about their body changing?

Madhavi Arora · Answer

Oh god, I spent thousands on expensive anti-stretch mark creams during my pregnancy because I was terrified of getting them. But looking back, it was such a waste of energy and money! Please don't overthink this like I did, almost everyone gets them and it is totally normal.

Diya Bose · Answer

When I delivered at my hospital, I asked the chief dermatologist there about this. They told me that stretch marks are mostly genetic, but models also get laser treatments and clinical microneedling post-delivery which regular people don't do. Don't fall for social media, they spend lakhs on skin procedures!

Chithralekha Mane · Answer

Yaar actually it's all about genetics and expensive post-pregnancy body contouring treatments. Hum log regular bio oil lagate hain aur sochte hain marks kyun nahi gaye! Models get high-end laser sessions done immediately, so don't compare yourself to them, okay?

Sheetal Chopra · Answer

My pregnancy tracker app had a great article on this! It explained how stretch marks happen in the dermis layer where normal creams don't even reach. Models use professional chemical peels, laser therapy, and high-coverage waterproof makeup, which is why they look flawless online.

Chithra Chaudhuri · Answer

Haha, honestly they have amazing lighting, photoshop, and probably a team of dermatologists! Meanwhile here I am in my 3rd trimester looking like a cute zebra with all these stripes on my tummy. Just wear your marks proudly, yaar, we are making a whole human!

Vidya Patnaik · Answer

Now that my baby is a toddler running around, those marks have faded so much on their own that I barely notice them. At first, I was so worried about them, but now they just feel like normal battle scars. Don't worry, your skin will heal in its own time.

Darshanee Parikh · Answer

Arre, with twins my stomach stretched like a giant balloon, no cream on earth could save me! Models have personal trainers, expensive lasers, and good old photoshop to hide everything. Don't stress about it, those marks are just your baby's first drawings!

Ankita Jog · Answer

In my experience, no cream completely stops them, it's majorly about genetics and skin elasticity. I used virgin coconut oil during my breastfeeding days just to keep the dry skin itchy-free, and they faded to light silver lines naturally over time.

Aparna Thakur · Answer

I know exactly how you feel, looking at those perfect model pictures used to make me feel so insecure and anxious about my body changing. But please remember their job depends on looking flawless and they use heavy airbrushing and filters. Your stretch marks are a beautiful sign of your journey, don't let those fake standards hurt you.

Girija Bangera · Answer

I can only share what happened with me—I used regular shea butter throughout my pregnancy, but I still got lots of stretch marks on my thighs and belly. My sister used nothing and got zero marks, so I think it's just luck and skin type!