Acne Pimple Scar Types & Removal - Pt 3

Practically, there are 2 methods of removing acne pimple scar on face, by the surgical / physical method that come with high price tag and secondly the far cheaper economical atopic treatment and mostly the choice will depend on the severity and nature of the scars:

• Atopic treatment
Atopic treatment is about applying the anti-scarring cream, gel, lotion or ointment directly to the external skin surface and then wait for the outcome.
• Surgical And Physical procedures
Clinically performed Surgical And Physical method are the dermabrasion, superficial chemical peeling, non ablative laser techniques, laser resurfacing, dermal grafting, RF method, punch excision, elliptical excision, punch elevation, debulking, subscision and all the jazz.

Many will think that dermabrasion is a newly developed masterpiece technique, but not really, in fact it was already been practiced by the Egyptians dated back to circa 1500 B.C. Dermabrasion is an effective technique for acne pimple scar removal and can easily rank top 5 as most effective techniques today. It works by creating a new open wound for it to heal by second intention by physically removing the epidermis and papillary dermis. The open wound is created by the rotating wire brush / diamond wheel with rough tips / edges for the abrasion and brushing effect as to take out the outer skin layer. Dermabrasion is also widely used to treat hyperpigmentation, keratoses ( keratosis ) and wrinkles / fine lines on face.

Approximately 3-4 weeks after the dermabrasion, the new smoother skin should appear. Dermabrasion is very much of a skill work that the results count pretty much on the dermatologist’s experience hands and knowledge.

Info - The derma-roller ( the rotating devices for dermabrasion ) is rotating at a very high speed up to 30,000rpm, which is way beyond your car maximum limit for RPM