Acne Scar Treatment 

Acne scars develop after severe cases or when the acne has been forcibly picked or scratched. There are many types of acne scars, each treatable within a varying time frame. 
 
The most effective method of acne scar treatment is prevention early on. In general, you should never pick or squeeze acne, especially inflammatory acne or “pustules”. Squeezing forces infected material deeper into the skin, causing additional inflammation and possible scarring.

If the scarring is already a fact, there are actually quite a few options of what scar treatment to choose. All acne scar treatments are short procedures – fifteen minutes to an hour – but recovery times vary from fifteen minutes to many months. Scabbing, redness, swelling, flakiness, dryness, bruising and uneven skin tone are common post-treatment effects. Acne scar treatment can cost anywhere from $50 to over $3000. Whichever you choose, your individual skin setup may react differently to different treatments. Because of this it is always good to ask a dermatologist what type of acne scar treatment is right for just you.  
 
Dermabrasion works on shallow acne scars. For decades, sandpaper was used to scrape away damaged skin, allowing new skin to grow in its place, but now machines with rotating diamond edged wheels are used. 
 
Laser resurfacing is a newer resurfacing technique, with the same effects as dermabrasion. Penetration depth into the skin is more easily controlled with a laser than with dermabrasion and other methods. 
 
Chemical peels are designed only for the lightest of cases. It involves application of different types of acid to the skin in order to remove the top layer so that a smoother layer can surface. 
 
Punch techniques are used for deep acne scars. Punch replacement or excision involves removing the pitted scar, followed by a skin graft or suture. Punch elevation, on the other hand, just cuts the scar loose and allows it to float up to the level of surrounding skin. 
 
Subcision is a method where the scar tissue is broken up underneath the surface of the skin, forming a pool of blood under the scar. The blood clot helps form connective tissue under the scar, levelling it with the surface. 
 
Dermal fillers are used for deeper acne scars. Material - often collagen or fat – is injected under the scar to bring it to surface level. Injections usually last about six months, although research into the longer lasting materials continues to this day.

Topical products with active ingredients break down the damaged tissue and speed up the rebuilding of new skin. The natural antimicrobial action of our product BIOSKINCARE helps to get rid of the chemical inflammatory promoters (i.e. interleukin-6, hydrogen peroxide, histamines, and bacterial toxins) that are significantly increased by acne infection. Pitted and ice pick scarring can be improved permanently with the disciplined application of BIOSKINCARE. Results are noticeable within a few weeks when used twice a day. Full results can take several months depending on how deep and old is the scarring.

In the skin, BIOSKINCARE helps to:

1. Stimulate the replacement of damaged skin cells, getting rid of scarring and necrotic tissues.

2. Stimulate the formation of the extra cellular binding between cells, thus improving skin strength, cutting down on fragility.

3. Inhibits microbiological activity of dangerous, pathogenic skin bacteria, including acne.

With the use of BIOSKINCARE Cream acne inflammation is kept at bay, acne scars are healed, damaged cells and toxins are dissolved and germs are destroyed.

The serum in BIOSKINCARE and in all our skin care products has the unique ability to dissolve the damaged, dead or dying cells and release them for regeneration of healthy cells. It stimulates the rebuilding of the skin matrix by triggering the proliferation of all structural elements of healthy skin.

The Strongest Natural Acne Remedy