Facial Acne Scars and Their Removal
Acne scars start with the formation of acne. This problem begins when the skin is inundated with sebum (skin oil) that is produced by the sebaceous glands to moisturize and protect the skin. However, outside factors such as hormones and stress can cause a spike in sebum production.
With elevated sebum secretion, the fragile cells that line the follicle can be damaged as the sebum pours through the canals to the surface. Other contributing factors can alter the state of the sebum, making it even more harmful to the skin. Two of these factors are not enough essential fatty acids, which keep sebum in its more liquid state, and acne causing bacteria.
The change in sebum more easily clogs pores, trapping debris, and causing the bacteria naturally found within the skin to multiply. The body's immune response to fight off these foreign bodies and protect the skin includes an inflammatory response that actually wounds the skin matrix. In their efforts to remove the antigens, immune cells destroy healthy, surrounding tissue. The damage to the dermal layer also changes collagen production, ultimately increasing the visibility of the scar.
Body acne scars come both as hypertrophic and atrophic scars. Hypertrophic refers to those scars that protrude from the skin, including keloid scars that, unlike typical hypertrophic scars, continue to expand in size. Both of these types of scars are more regularly found on the back or chest. The more common scars that result from facial acne are depressed or atrophic acne scars. Ice pick, box car and rolling scars are hard to get rid of due to their formation; as damage extends all the way to the dermal layer where the injury was, these types of scars are tied down.
Facial Acne Scar Removal Options
To rid facial acne scars, typical scar treatments will not work. To illustrate, the injection of steroids to flatten hypertrophic scars will not diminish these scars. In fact, it is quite difficult to bring depressed skin up to its original level.
To fill in these hollows, one must regenerate new, healthy skin cells. Facial resurfacing for acne scars is a method to raise your skin. The basic idea behind resurfacing, regardless of the form in which skin is stripped, is a controlled removal to stimulate new skin growth.
Laser resurfacing for facial acne scars utilizes non-ablative lasers that send brief pulses of high energy light over the skin. Converting into heat, the laser vaporizes the layers of skin away. This method does more than just laser face acne scars to make them disappear. The scar tissue is removed and new skin growth is stimulated to replace that which was removed. For an accurate method, try laser skin resurfacing acne scars as little damage occurs to adjacent skin. For this reason laser treatments are very popular for use of scars on the face.
There are other resurfacing options but are not as effective. Utilizing dermabrasion on acne scars uses the same principle but is a less precise method. A dermabrasion treatment uses a high speed rotary instrument to exfoliate away layers of skin. Chemical peels on facial acne scars are similar, using a chemical solution to blister the skin and eventually peel off. These methods are typically applied to the entire face with lengthy recovery periods.
Facial surgery for acne scars might also be considered for depressed scars. Subcision is a surgical method that cuts the deeper layers of the skin so that is not bound down. The various punch techniques are used for deep scars, especially ice pick. These procedures (punch excision, punch excision plus skin grafting and punch elevation) remove the tissue with the scar. They differ in if, depending on the procedure, the next step involves suturing or replacement of the remaining tissue.
Dermal fillers can be used to treat facial acne scars but are only temporary in their effects.
Finding the best facial acne scar removal regime requires a preventative approach and a good acne treatment. BIOSKINFORTE is a facial skin cream especially made for severe acne that focuses on the root causes. Its base consists of the glycoconjugates collected from Helix Aspersa Müller that heals injuries to the follicle, helps manage the body's inflammatory response and further assists in healing at the site of acne lesions. Lastly, combined with other biological ingredients it inhibits sebum production, eats away facial acne scars with enzymes and encourages the regeneration of skin.
BIOSKINFORTE
A sweet (gentle) yet powerful solution for stubborn acne breakouts and acne cysts that have not been amenable to other treatments
This acne cream yields what no other natural acne product does for recurrent stubborn acne and acne cysts because of the synergistic benefit of combining a potent biological serum, that supports the immune system at the site of acne lesions, with the most powerful anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, anti-irritant and sebum regulation botanicals.
Apply a little of this acne cream twice a day on all the area affected by acne cysts or stubborn pimples (whole face, chest or back). The cream has a medicinal like smell that fades away within minutes, a small price compared to the benefits of the strongest natural solution for stubborn acne that has no side effects on your skin or body.
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50 Gram Bottle $69.98
