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acne & acne scarring

Acne and acne scarring can be caused by a mix of genetic and environmental factors, including hormone fluctuations and skin irritation. Severe or untreated acne can lead to scarring. Soothing treatment options for acne scarring include chemical peels, microneedling, and topical skincare.


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Acne scarring

common causes of 
acne & acne scaring

Acne and acne scarring are caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors, such as hormone fluctuations and skin irritation.

 

Acne scarring can occur when acne is not treated properly or is severe.

recommended treatments for acne & acne scaring

Chemical face peel

Chemical peels or skin resurfacing, involves application of a chemical solution to the skin, divided into two types: inflammatory and anti-inflammatory. Inflammatory (TCA and Retinoic) penetrates deeper in the dermis layer, typically done during cold season and results with skin peeling & flacking. Takes 1 week to 10 days to heal. Non-inflammatory (Mandelic and Salicylic acid) can be done during summer and winter season, as it’s not aggressive and peeling or flacking off is non to minimal. Takes 2 days to 5 days to heal. It is crucial to protect the skin from the sun post-treatment and follow the recommended aftercare guidelines.

Microneedling

Regular microneedling stimulates collagen production and promotes cell turnover, which can improve uneven skin tone, reduce pigmentation from sun damage improve the appearance of rosacea, fights aging and reduces saggy skin. 

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