Scarred facial skin deformities are difficult to camouflage with foundation, but you can make them less noticeable with majorcosmeticals.com, a supplier of aesthetic medical devices. Peels, resurfacing, and filler correction will help reduce the size and depth of scars and correct the color. Injection-filling scars with hyaluronic acid evens out the relief, even with deep atrophic changes. Young scars (that appeared 2–5 months ago) are easier to treat than old scars, regardless of the cause of occurrence. Let’s talk about treating acne scars with dermal fillers.
Preparing for treatment
Before resorting to treating post-acne, it’s important to get rid of your acne completely. Otherwise, you can only make the situation worse. If you have acne for long enough, and it is not just two or three pimples a month, but large pockets that do not go away from special care, it is better to see a doctor. Some types of acne can be symptoms of hormonal failures and other health problems. It is important to treat the disease, not the symptoms themselves. Scars form when blackheads and cystic acne penetrate deep into the skin and damage the tissue underneath. Before treating scars, it is important to know what type they belong to.
- Atrophic scars: most common after acne. They resemble chickenpox scars – small indentations in the skin. They form when not enough collagen is left in the affected area.
- Hypertrophic scars: These scars are more common on the chest and back. On the contrary, they protrude above the surface of the skin and are caused by too much collagen after healing.
- Dark spots: after you have healed acne, this area of skin may have too much pigment, in fact, they are not scars. Purple, red or brown spots disappear within a few months of using caring products.
How, when scars appear
To prevent infection from entering the wound, it is closed with a crust and quickly overgrown with scar tissue, which has a specific structure and is visually distinct from healthy skin. Scarring occurs after:
- severe acne;
- certain infectious, skin diseases (chicken pox, measles, furunculosis);
- unprofessional manual cleansing (squeezing pimples);
- removal of moles, tattoos, overgrowth of punctures;
- trauma (cut, animal bite);
- surgical interventions.
Methods of treatment
Cosmetic correction of the face fillers helps not only to smooth out wrinkles, but also to treat deep atrophic scars. Professional fillers are well-proven. They are made on the basis of biosynthetic hyaluronic acid, do not cause allergies, and give persistent results (up to 12 months). Some preparations contain lidocaine, which ensures the most painless introduction of the filler. Flat, light-colored scars lend themselves well to treatment by exfoliating the layers of the epidermis. Physiotherapy and cryotherapy can help complete the regeneration process.
