No sir, I would get thee to your local drugstore or large merchandiser (Walmart, Target) and browse the women's body lotion section..looking for the words: skin renewal, copper peptides OR alphahydroxy and Vitamin C ester and/or DMAE and/or alpha lipoic acid. These compounds promote a slow gain in tissue elasticity and may help prevent tensile (stretch) failure of the dermal support polymeric matrix.
IF the rate of growth slows down a little and you are promoting strengthening of skin support matrix by use of the skin care product, you should be able to avoid permanent stretch mark damage.
There have been hints that collagen and elastin production in skeletal support tiissues is triggered by growth signalling. Presumably, skin elastin and collagen will also respond to these growth induction triggers, albeit at a slower rate (skin is, after all, the largest organ of our bodies, and thats one hell of a lot of cells to turn over). Thus you need to boost the signal to strengthen the support matrix AND you need to match growth rates to avoid mechanical stretching damage. Remember, you have thinning of the skin as it stretches to cover axial (circumference stretching) growth and you have pulling on the skin from flex movement as well. Thinning and stretching of skin.
Indeed, one benefit of exercise often noted among men and women in middle and elder years is a skin age-reversal effect, a nice side benefit of strength training - and use of whey. I'll discuss that revelation, elsewhere.
