Acne Blue Light
What I can use to get rid of acne scars, open pores, and my original color back?
I acne scars, skin a rough appearance, and dark skin due to sun damage. Are the treatments like Microdermabrasion blue light therapy or, or there are creams that can be used to treat these disorders. (I mean good creams because I have two at home useless products that do nothing for me now.
The best cream you can get to get rid of scars is the cream with vitamin E very simple. Use it for 100 days and the idea is to help heal the skin 1% per day. After 100 days, he has healed more than cream can help after that you'll have to try something else. There are many creams on the market that claim to help the pharmacy to heal wounds, but did not change roughness of the skin against acne scars just made a bit smoother and helps to fade. Dermabrasion and laser therapy are dramatic, but if he did professionally, can make a big difference because it takes literally the surface of the skin to leave again. All brush, abrasive treatments like laser therapies that actually has to look, since it can have serious sideffects especially if you have sensitive skin or are prone to keloid scars. Personally I would like an appointment with a dermatologist and discuss with them because they can get a better idea of the treatment works for you and your skin type. I found an article you might find interesting about the comparison a couple of different ways to remove acne scars. Here is the link and good luck! http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1524-4725.2004.30266.x?cookieSet=1&journalCode=dsu
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