How to remove pimple scars?

Pimple scars are a nuisance left behind by acne. They aren’t painful, but these scars can harm your self-esteem.

There’s a variety of treatment options to reduce the appearance of your stubborn pimple scars. They depend on your type of scarring and skin. You’ll need specific treatments determined by you and your doctor.

At-Home Pimple Scar Removal

You can’t entirely remove pimple scars at home. But you can make them less noticeable. Medicated creams that contain azelaic acid and hydroxyl acids will make your scars less pronounced. Wearing sunscreen when outside will help reduce the color contrast between your skin and the scars.

Laser Resurfacing

Now market very popular laser treatment. Such as CO2 fractional laser for skin resurfacing. Carbon dioxide score laser is based on the principle of selective light thermal decomposition, which means that it uses a specific light length to target the specific part of the skin. For carbon dioxide score laser, it uses a wavelength of 10,600 nanometer (NM) to target water molecules in the skin. Laser discharge a beam of light. Most of these beams of energy are absorbed by the moisture in the target tissue, generating high heat, so that the moisture molecules enter the gasification state of gasification, carbonization, and solidification to eliminate skin removal creatures. At the same time, the vaporization tissue is removed through the natural healing process of the human body, resulting in the formation of new collagen and elastic protein fibers.

This treatment option is good for pimple scars that aren’t very deep.  Laser resurfacing removes the uppermost layer of your skin. Your body then produces new skin cells. This diminishes the appearance of widespread pimple scars.

Laser resurfacing is a popular follow-up treatment. It can be helpful for people with darker skin or who have a history of scar-like lesions called keloids.