Acne Scar Types | Removal | Treatment - Pt 2

The versatile and popular Chemical Peeling, can actually solve on variety of skin problems apart from scarring on acne pimple. Some people have recently expected that the acne pimple scar removal utilizing the chemical peeling method would be replaced in favor of laser diffraction which is far more sophisticated, but surprisingly until today chemical peeling still widely used due to the ease of application and less fearsome.

Apart from treating skin discoloration, wrinkles, dull skin and age spots, this method is also very effective for acne pimple scar removal on the non-elevated scar type such as the boxcar scars and acne lesions where the amount of

"this method is also very effective for acne pimple scar removal on the non-elevated scar type such as the boxcar scars and acne lesions "

of chemical penetration is only restricted to the skin epidermis and papillary dermis layer. Chemical peels can be categorized into deep, medium and superficial ( surface ), subjected to the depth of penetration from the strength of chemical solution being used. For removing severe acne pimple scar, stronger chemical solution is being used. After the chemical peel procedure, a patient would normally expect some temporary burning sensation and also skin redness. Superficial Chemical Peel as the name implies, is a combination of different weaker acids such as the Salicylic acid, Glycolic acid and Trichloracetic acid for the peeling and chemical peel is widely implemented globally on both men and women alike.

The main drawback for chemical peeling is that this procedure requires repetitive requires follow-up sessions ( 8 to 10 times ) with rest period of about 1 month, so patience is the virtue here. For deeper peeling effects, Trichloroacetic acid, phenol and other substances will be utilized.

Info - The keloidal scars are more prevailing on the shoulders, back and chest instead on the face