Acne often leaves unsightly marks where it arises. When the scars are very marked and they hamper the social life of a person, specific treatments can be undertaken.
The choice between different techniques is often a function of the depth of scars and their location. The technique of peeling is the most commonly used to get rid of acne scars. It can be achieved by several procedures according to the depth of the scars. The peeling with fruit acids (AHA) is the least aggressive. AHAs are particularly present in the green apples, lemons, oranges, currants, bitter almonds, honey, milk fermentation ... The treatment relies on the application of creams acids specifically measured dermatologist. The acidity of AHAs causes smooth scaling of the skin which stimulates cell renewal for a smoothing of the skin surface. Several sessions are often necessary to find a real effectiveness.
The peeling with trichloroacetic acid is used for deeper scars. It is performed under local anesthesia. The acid used attack the dermis and not only the epidermis. Efficiency is real but this treatment causes red patches and edema incompatible with a return to work the next day.The laser technology is introduced to the deepest scars. It causes through its influence on evaporation of intracellular water surface layers of the skin. Three main types of laser are used in the treatment of acne scars: the Erbium laser, CO2 laser and laser split. The first requires a local anesthetic. It acts in the dermis, causing an abrasion by evaporation while stimulating collagen fibers. Second, the CO2 laser, requires in most cases general anesthesia. It causes an abrasion of the skin more or less deep, depending on the number of passes on the skin. One meeting was conducted. The third and final type, the fractional laser, requires a local anesthetic. It works on the principle of selective photothermolysis. The beam covers only the areas affected by acne and preserves the healthy areas. It takes several sessions to be truly effective.
Dermabrasion involves grinding the skin to make it look smooth. This operation conducted under general anesthesia is effective but requires a period of 3 weeks for complete healing. This technique is painful to be reserved for the most disabling cases. Raising scars can achieve very good results over a deep scar often isolated. This technique involves raising the bottom of the scar. It is often associated with a session smoothing surface laser or peel.
The choice between different techniques is often a function of the depth of scars and their location. The technique of peeling is the most commonly used to get rid of acne scars. It can be achieved by several procedures according to the depth of the scars. The peeling with fruit acids (AHA) is the least aggressive. AHAs are particularly present in the green apples, lemons, oranges, currants, bitter almonds, honey, milk fermentation ... The treatment relies on the application of creams acids specifically measured dermatologist. The acidity of AHAs causes smooth scaling of the skin which stimulates cell renewal for a smoothing of the skin surface. Several sessions are often necessary to find a real effectiveness.
The peeling with trichloroacetic acid is used for deeper scars. It is performed under local anesthesia. The acid used attack the dermis and not only the epidermis. Efficiency is real but this treatment causes red patches and edema incompatible with a return to work the next day.The laser technology is introduced to the deepest scars. It causes through its influence on evaporation of intracellular water surface layers of the skin. Three main types of laser are used in the treatment of acne scars: the Erbium laser, CO2 laser and laser split. The first requires a local anesthetic. It acts in the dermis, causing an abrasion by evaporation while stimulating collagen fibers. Second, the CO2 laser, requires in most cases general anesthesia. It causes an abrasion of the skin more or less deep, depending on the number of passes on the skin. One meeting was conducted. The third and final type, the fractional laser, requires a local anesthetic. It works on the principle of selective photothermolysis. The beam covers only the areas affected by acne and preserves the healthy areas. It takes several sessions to be truly effective.
Dermabrasion involves grinding the skin to make it look smooth. This operation conducted under general anesthesia is effective but requires a period of 3 weeks for complete healing. This technique is painful to be reserved for the most disabling cases. Raising scars can achieve very good results over a deep scar often isolated. This technique involves raising the bottom of the scar. It is often associated with a session smoothing surface laser or peel.
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