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Laser Treatment for Acne Scars

Acne scars are usually inflammation occurring due to accumulated oil, dead skin cells, dirt, and bacteria. These swollen pores cause the follicle to crack. If the crack is deep, the infection can spread to the surrounding tissue causing serious injuries. Although human skin tries to repair these injuries, the results are not as flawless as the original texture of the skin. Different people have different reasons for treating acne scars. Some of these reasons are;

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Laser Treatment for Acne Scars

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  1. Laser Treatment for Acne Scars Acne scars are usually inflammation occurring due to accumulated oil, dead skin cells, dirt, and bacteria. These swollen pores cause the follicle to crack. If the crack is deep, the infection can spread to the surrounding tissue causing serious injuries. Although human skin tries to repair these injuries, the results are not as flawless as the original texture of the skin. Different people have different reasons for treating acne scars. Some of these reasons are; Better appearance, better skin health and better self-esteem/confidence. There are mainly two types of acne scars; Hypertrophic or keloid scarring the production of collagen is in excess as a result there is a rise under the scar. The second type, atrophic or depressed scars are formed as a result of tissue damage. People who have family members with acne scars are likely to suffer from the same issues due to genetics. Also, people who do not get proper treatment for their acne such as pimples, blackheads, etc. are likely to get scars. By considering the chemical peel method or laser treatment or derma fillers one can seek treatment for their acne scars. How is Laser Treatment for Acne Scars treated for acne scars? Laser treatment for acne is a painless non-invasive method that gives better results than the discomfort that comes with surgery. This method uses a partial laser technique which is very powerful to reduce the appearance of the scar. This technique does not affect the surrounding skin; It is a quick solution and gives you smooth, gorgeous skin. Laser treatment uses micro-fine laser light that penetrates very deep layers of the skin and works to improve the skin support system. These short pulses of light encourage the skin's natural reconstructive tendencies to repair damaged tissues and cells leading to the formation of new collagen and elastin. Collagen and elastin are very essential building blocks of healthy skin. There is a second type of laser treatment in which the acne scar is completely removed. This method is required to employ a very strong laser technique that can also remove the layers of skin near the scar. The Fraxel method is the fastest that painlessly treats scars after applying a cream that produces a palpable sensation. Patients will feel a slight itching or prickly sensation during laser treatment. Who is eligible for the treatment of Laser Treatment for Acne Scars? Everyone is eligible to go for laser acne scar removal treatment. Who is not eligible for the treatment? People who are already suffering from eczema, psoriasis and contact dermatitis should avoid going for laser acne removal as it worsens these conditions. Are there any side effects? There are some

  2. side effects associated with a laser treatment that usually lasts for a few hours or sometimes even a day; these are redness, swelling and irritation of the skin.

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