How To Remove Pimples Scar ( 1 of 2 )

In order to remove pimples scar on face effectively, you need to understand the underlying scarring nature caused by them. Pimple is a prevalent condition in society and often results in secondary damage in the form of scarring. When come to this, prevention is still the optimal method, as to avoid having to correct both the physical and emotionally troublesome scars However, even with the best effort, scars will certainly arise.

There are generally 2 types of pimple scars.

"There are generally 2 types of pimple scars. The 1st type is the discolored area residing on top of reasonable smooth skin. The 2nd type is a dent mark on skin"

The 1st type is the discolored area residing on top of reasonable smooth skin. The 2nd type is a dent mark on skin. For the discolored scar, it looks like an unwanted spot on face although not truly a scar by nature. It is actually an immunity response from the skin after having the pimples. It will generally disappear over some time and it may take up to one year to fade out entirely. In order to quicken the process, you can expedite skin exfoliation or skin peeling method. For more stubborn discolored mark , you may call for stronger recipe by using the bleaching products and care must be taken as not to over lighten the discolored area , or else it will look odd. For the genuine scar which usually caused skin indentation due to breakdown of collagen as a result of pimples infection, the scar is more difficult to eliminate and it will be become even more apparent as the skin ages. There are basically 3 types of pimples scars which are more common in nature and are categorized under Atropic scars :

a) Icepick scar – Deepest scar with very sharp V shaped penetration. Diameter: <2 mm
b) Boxcar scar – Uniformly present with a sharp U-shaped. Diameter: 2-4 mm
c) Rolling scar - Uniformly appear with blunt penetration. Diameter: >5 mm

Among all the 3 Atropic scars, rolling scars are perhaps the most annoying scars. They have unpleasant undulating appearance and look more like skin defects rather than pimples on face. There are another 2 more scars caused by pimples, the hypertrophic scars and keloidal scars result from an abnormal excessive tissue repair, with Keloidal scar being the ugliest mother of all.

Did You Know? Scar is defined as the fibrous tissue that replaces normal tissue destroyed by injury or disease and may show prolonged and continuous growth especially the keloidal scar