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sumit delhi, India |
am suffering from acne pits scars all over my face what shoul i used to heall it?
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MissJ521@aol.com
Camb, MA
United States
October 10, 2010 5:14 PM
Well, technically, the area is already 'healed'. Problem is that the healing process left pit scars.
Pit scars can respond well to dermal abrasion (not 'micro' type) but the type where they sand off (with a sand wheel) a good layer of skin. For that , you would have to find a doctor who does the mechanical abrasion which are getting few and far between these days because of lasers. However lasers don't work as well as the older modality of dermal abrasion.
Another modality for pit scars is when they take a wire and detach the scar pit from where it is tethered to. Then some filler into the pit. Sometimes called 'wire excision' followed by a dot of filler in the pit.