Alternatives to Acne Scar Surgery
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There are a huge selection of acne scar removal treatment available some of which may be more suitable for your type and level of acne scarring. Acne scar removal surgery is most effective on large, severely pitted acne scars and the subcutaneous incision form of the treatment is especially good for rolling acne scars. However the treatment doesn't normally completely remove all traces of scarring. Often another treatment is carried out after the scar has been operated on as the scar is more likely to respond well to other treatments after surgery. Often laser skin resurfacing, chemical peeling or dermabrasion are used after acne scar removal surgery, providing good results. If your scarring is not heavily pitted or rolling you may find that other, less invasive procedures will work just as well.
The best way to decide upon the ideal treatment for you is, of course, to consult your doctor or dermatologist. They will be able to inspect your scars, tell you what kind they are and point you towards the best treatment for your particular type of scarring.
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Guide to Surgery for Acne Scars
- Information about Acne Scar Surgery
- Dangers, Risks & Side Effects of Acne Scar Surgery
- Cost of Acne Scar Surgery
- Consultation for Acne Scar Surgery
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ACNE INFORMATION
- ACNE TREATMENT IN THE UK
- Understanding Acne
- Why do I get Acne?
- Diagnosing Acne & Acne Severity
- Forms of Acne
- Teenage Acne
- Acne in Adults
- Childhood Acne
- Body Acne
- ACNE SCAR SURGERY
- LASER SKIN RESURFACING FOR ACNE SCARES
- DERMABRASION FOR ACNE SCARS
- DERMAL FILLERS FOR ACNE SCARS
- OVER THE COUNTER PRODUCTS FOR ACNE
- PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION FOR ACNE
- LASER THERAPY FOR ACNE
- LIGHT THERAPY FOR ACNE
- CHEMICAL SKIN PEELS FOR ACNE & SCARS