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Damage to the skin in many forms may result in scarring. A scar is the result of rearrangement of collagen fibers in dermal layer of the skin. This rearrangements are not always taken place in its intact mode and may lead to formation of keloids and hypertrophic ones. Among many methods for acne scar reduction, laser resurfacing, dermabrasion and chemical peeling are more frequently used. Decision making regarding these rather invasive procedures for acne scar removal sometimes require consultation with an expert in these areas. On the following pages we introduce you to basic information including pros and cons, best candidate for each procedure, recovery time and pricing about these methods.

Tissue formation occurs differently in different individuals. Some are more prone to development of keloids. Keloids are not a common sequel of acne scars. Some skins may barely leave any sequel following healing process at all, fading into an imperceptible line. Whereas other may keloid which results in collagenation outside the barriers of the wound. These usually look dark and rope like. Not everyone is going to treat or be subject to the same elements during the healing phase. From sun exposure to smoking, to the area on which the injured skin resides - all these factors and more will effect the outcome of the mature keloid. keloids in areas which are not mobile will less likely stretch, while the ones on the legs may seem to fade more than those on the arms, stomach or back. Exfoliation and skin thickness can also contribute to the factors which affect scar healing process.

Laser resurfacing is one of the methods by which layers of damaged skin ( lines, wrinkles, scar tissue, pigmentation and surface unevenness ) is removed using laser energy. Even though precision of laser resurfacing is one of its advantages over other resurfacing methods, treating only part of the skin with any resurfacing procedure may not produce an even complexion. Those who still have acne breakouts, are at no considerable risk to try YAG laser treatments. Some may see some improvements in their breakouts. Because its effects are less deep, the erbium laser does not cause collagen shrinkage in the dermis of the skin (the layer right below the epidermis), and some studies have shown that this is necessary for better long term effects for removal of scar tissue. Proper classification is important because differences in clinical characteristics determine the protocol for a acne scar removal treatment. Color, texture, and morphology, of lesions as well as previously applied treatments, will affect the laserparameters and number of treatments required for optimal improvement. Progress in lasertechnology and refinements in technique have made laser a preferred choice for keloid and hypertrophic scar removal treatment.

An acne scar removal cream may function the same as peels to improve appearance of acne scars. This methods employs a variety of caustic chemicals for revision of several layers of skin selectively. The peeling solutions are "painted on," area-by-area of face, to ensure that the entire face is treated. After the skin heals, discoloration, wrinkles, scar tissue and other surface irregularities are often eliminated.

Dermabrasion removal of acne scars involves controlled surgical scraping that resurfaces the outermost layers of the skin to give a smoother appearance. It can be done over the full surface of the face or on small areas. Dermabrasion also may be done in conjunction with other cosmetic procedures such as a chemical peeling or face lift. Dermabrasion is used to treat a range of skin imperfections including: Wrinkles and frown lines, pre-cancerous skin growths, (keratoses), scar lesions (excluding burned skin, acne scarring), post-surgery damages, skin pigmentation, sun damage, tattoos, age spots, freckles.

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Skin resurfacing for acne scar removal by Hippocrates at-home regimen, high potency serums :

Treating acne scars using an at-home regimen is a lengthy treatment requires patience. However, Hippocrates has developed an skin care tailored for skin resurfacing and elimination of acne scars using high-potency serums.

This skin care system changes your skin dramatically within one month. What will be more noticeable is the glow and smoothness in your skin rather than damaged figures. Deep lesions may never disappear completely, yet, your skin will divert into a skin strikingly different in terms of overall smoothness and radiance.

Read also frequently asked questions regarding acne scar removal. This treatment for scars takes six to twelve months to smooth away damaged lesions, depends on their depth. Renewal serum works on the surface of the skin, epidermis, as well as deep within the dermis layer. It also benefits from retexturizing properties of retinol, AHAs such as glycolic acid and BHA's for skin revision damaged by acne. Hippocrates promise to provide the most valuable information for visitors.