Acne is a very common skin
problem that occurs to a lot of individuals. Acne during puberty is a normal
occurrence, however, some people even suffer from adult acne. Acne can be cured but
usually leave scars which can be difficult to treat. However, there is no
reason to be worried; there are numerous treatments available for acne scars. Here is a list of some of the treatments-
1.
Derma rolling or micro needling: In
this procedure the skin is pierced with microneedles (using a derma
roller) which cause a micro-injury to the skin, thereby inducing the skin to
produce more collagen thereby healing the acne scars. However, this is a very
delicate procedure. Although numerous derma rollers are available in the
market, it is best to take help of a professional for this procedure. Not only
does this procedure help in reducing ace scars but also prevents wrinkle
formation and sagging. However, it is a very sensitive process and needs to be
performed with care.
Here are some benefits of derma rolling
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Helps in collagen production
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Reduces deep wrinkles and fine lines
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Reduces acne scars
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Reduces stretch marks
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Reduces hair loss
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Improves texture of the skin
2.
Chemical face peels for acne scars: This
treatment uses a concentrated form of chemicals which when applied to the skin
can remove scarred skin cells thereby allowing healthy cells to grow
in their place. Different types of peels used are.
·
Phenol peel: This peel
has been said to remove deep scars on the face because the chemicals seep in
deeper into the skin underneath the dermis layer.
·
Glycolic peel: This is
derived from sugarcane and it does not penetrate beyond the epidermal layers of
the skin. This peel encourages the skin pores to open and releases the dead
cells, thereby improving the skin appearance.
·
Trichloroacetic acid: This is
milder than the phenol peel but stronger that the glycolic peel.
3.
Nano fractional radio frequency: This
technique uses micro needling as well as a radio frequency to treat the
textural irregularities of the skin, wrinkles and other scars on the skin. This
is a new technology and has been seen to work pretty well in treating acne
scars.
4.
Laser and
filler treatments: Another technology uses fractionated laser to even
out the skin by helping the skin in producing more collagen. This requires one
to three sessions depending on the intensity of the scars. The ablative laser
vaporises the scars, allowing the better skin to form and take its place. The
non-ablative laser helps in increasing collagen production.
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