I have acne scars how do i get rid of for good i mean vanish?
Saturday, May 29th, 2010 at
11:19 am
I have acne scars how do i get rid of for good i mean vanish I heard if you put vasaline on your scar for months it will vanish completly? Or if you use the proactive solution or the acne complez which cream or product i can use to vanish my scars away i heard merdema but dont like it leaves a sticky resodue after wards like you have to peel it off yuck please help?
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You should probably see a dermatologist, since that’s what most people seem to reccomend. But I’ve seen this question before and notice someone had a homemade remedy that the asker said seemed to work. Link below.
Treatment Options for Acne Scars:
Depending on the severity and number of your acne scars will determine the proper treatment. If you were to see a dermatologist here is a list of some of the treatments that they might suggest:
* Removing the scar tissue through surgery which will allow for clean and fast healing of the skin.
* Laser treatment used to stimulate the growth of collagen below the skin and/or to remove the raised scars.
* A Chemical peel, which is used to remove the outer layers of your skin (please not that this treatment is also EXTREMELY painful).
* Dermabrasion, which is a procedure that employs a special tool that will essentially sand away the outer layers of your skin.
* Filler injections that are used to replace the collagen underneath the scars that are depressed.
* Using exfoliating products to naturally reduce and treat mild acne scarring.
However, if you are looking for a quicker, natural, and more cost effective treatment for your acne scars I would highly recommend looking into a natural acne scar removal program that offers a money back guarantee if it doesn’t work for you (which is a great sign that it WILL work) like the program I have linked to below:
I recommend using Hydroviton CR which is a medicated cleanser that contains organic micro-spheres that penetrate to the deepest layers of the skin to deeply moisturize, while at the same time removing toxins, bacteria, and regulating sebum production. It is the ideal cleanser for acne sufferers that provides immediate results as well as working for any kind of skin related issues.
http://www.naturalwellbeing.com/hydroviton-cf-foundations-p224.cfm
I came across some scar healing tips from an e book. You can try the following to get rid of scar,
(i) Avoid sunscreen during the healing stage of your scar, your skin will be very sensitive to ultraviolet light. If exposed, It can cause mild burn and become hyperpigmented . This makes the scar much more noticeable and reddish in color.
(ii) Exfoliation – In order to flatten and smooth your scar, you can exfoliate the top skin layer. But remember not to overdo it, since it will irritates the skin and cause the scar to worsen. For exfoliating, we can use gentle natural acids. One example is lemon juice, lemon juice is long considered as natural bleaching agent for scar. But the actual function of lemon juice in treating scar is to exfoliate the skin and help to flatten it out.
Acne could be very disturbing and it is a palatable thing at all. I know how feel and I have information can help you stop your acne in no distance time. You don’t need to treat acne for months, I am sure you cannot afford to wait that long. Below is the magic that did wonders for me.
Millions of people suffer from acne at one point in their lives. Luckily most of you only have a few breakouts here and there that can be managed with a proper skin care routine. Unfortunately there are some folks who have to deal with severe breakouts, painful swelling, and itchy skin for a lot longer than just a few days. For those with more severe cases of acne or pimples treating the aftermath of acne and the scars left behind is part of the ordeal of living with acne.
There is a wide array of treatment options for reducing the visible signs of acne after the breakout is gone. One of the easiest ways to treat acne scarring is by using the products you have at home to make a cost effective cream or ointment. Several different variations of home treatments for scarring can be found online. These treatments are not for everyone and may actually cause additional breakouts if you aren’t careful in how you use them. Be sure to test the product in an area that is not visible just in case you suffer from some weird side-effect or reaction to the treatment. There’s no point in using an acne treatment that’s going to make your skin look worse and leave you feeling worse right?
Depending on the individual situation an at home remedy may not be strong enough to take away deep scarring left behind by acne. Chemical peels are one of the most commonly used products to reduce scars. Chemical peels will only work at reducing the signs of scarring if the damage to the skin is not very deep.
Deeper scars require more intensive treatments that may include dermabrasion, or laser treatments. Dermabrasion and laser treatments are much more expensive than other forms of treating scars and should only be used in severe cases of scarring. These methods go deep into the skin and are not suitable for all situations. Your dermatologist can provide you with more information on whether or not dermabrasion and laser treatments are right for you in the long term.
When trying to reduce acne scarring it’s important to let your face heal in between treatments. More invasive procedures may require several visits to get the results you are looking for. In the end you may still have a small amount of scarring however in most patients their complexion evens out and scarring is reduced to a minimal amount as the treatments progress over time.
Of course, the easiest way to avoid having to deal with scars is to take care of your skin and treat acne before it becomes a problem. Avoid picking at breakouts as this only makes what might have started as a small problem a much bigger one. Kinda making a mountain out of a molehill type situation. Wash your hands frequently and always use products designed with your skin type in mind.
For the complete article, see the source below
Here are a few tips that will help you know how to treat acne at home.
1. If you have red angry looking acne, don’t touch it. If you squeeze now, all you’ll do is force the contents deeper into the skin that will make matters worst. And all you’ll end up with is redder, angrier acne than you had before. Don’t do it.
2. If you have a yellow custard top? Go for it. These beauties CAN be squeezed but there’s an art to it. Here’s how. Wash your hands thoroughly to avoid trouble and infection. Put a tissue over your finger. Why? Because you want the contents of the spot on the tissue, not splattered all over the mirror. Using the side of your thumb and the end of your finger, very gently start to squeeze. Don’t whatever you do, use your nails as this will damage your skin. Stop when you’re applying a lot of pressure and nothing is happening and you see clear fluid, rather than yellow grotty stuff and the spot begins to bleed. When you’ve finished dab it with antiseptic. Once the custard bit is out, the spot will heal more quickly than an unsqueezed yellow top would, providing that you now leave it well alone. Now wash your hands again.
3. Whiteheads and blackheads. If acne is left untreated they may cause this problem. Here the rule is if they’re black, squeeze but if they’re small, white raised lumps leave them alone. All that stuff about clean hands, tissues and stopping if nothing is happening or you see blood, apply here too.
In the 1980’s dermatologists started using a kinder, gentler technique called microdermabrasion. In this technique, the technician uses a miniature “sandblaster” to blow a stream of abrasive crystals into the skin. The outer layers of skin cells are peeled off, and the skin grows back, usually, without scars. Laser dermabrasion and radio dermabrasion operate on the same principle.
Acne treatments like proactive, unfortunately, will not treat acne scars. Neither will Vaseline. However, there are several ways to get rid of acne scars:
*Surgery to cut out the scars (Ice pick scars)
*Botox and fillers injected into the scars (Flatter “crater” scars)
*Laser treatments (“craters”)
Those are the three basic ways to get rid of acne scars. All of which require a visit to the dermatologist.
You can also try a derma roller, but this increases your risk for infection, and there’s no guarantee it will actually do anything.