Author:
Randy Alexander
Date Of Creation:
25 April 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
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Acne is a serious problem, so it's not fair to embrace acne scars to remind you of where the pimple appeared shortly after it was gone. However, you shouldn't be too hopeless; Acne scars are not permanent on the skin and there are many things you can do to speed up the healing process, such as using over-the-counter creams, trying remedies. at home or seek medical treatment. Please refer to this article for more details.
Steps
Method 1 of 3: Using Home remedies
Use honey. Honey is used not only to treat acne scars but also acne. It is quite gentle on the skin and helps reduce redness and irritation. Honey has antibacterial properties that can help fade acne scars and bruises. It also has the ability to moisturize and make your skin softer. Dip a little honey directly into the acne scar at night before going to bed and wash off the next morning.
Apply rose hip oil. Rosehip oil is loaded with vitamins and antioxidants to help your skin look smoother and healthier. While researchers are still evaluating the effects of applying rose hip oil directly to newly formed pimples, rose hip oil has been shown to be as effective in treating acne scars as well as other types of scars and skin bruises. With regular use, blemishes and acne scars will gradually fade and become less visible on your skin. Simply massage the essential oil gently onto the affected area once or twice a day.
Use coconut oil. Since coconut oil contains lauric, caprylic and capric acid, it is a great tool for fading acne scars. Coconut oil will also help prevent new acne scars from forming. To fade acne scars, massage coconut oil into the affected area at least once a day, but it's better to do it 2-4 times per day. Coconut oil can be quite greasy, so be careful when using it. Coconut oil is also used for skin cleansing.
Use aloe. Aloe vera is commonly used in the cosmetic industry for its healing properties, and it can be used to gently and effectively heal acne scars. While you can find a variety of aloe vera gel products, it is best to buy a fresh aloe plant.- To use the aloe vera extract from the fresh aloe plant, break the leaves in half and rub the gel-like part of the leaf directly onto the skin. Allow to dry, and let stand for 30 minutes. Then rinse skin with a gentle cleanser. Do this every day.
Use ice cubes. This will work best for newly formed or inflamed acne scars because the ice will help reduce swelling and constrict blood vessels. Over time, ice will also help minimize the appearance of small scars and treat skin discoloration irregularities.
- Use a clean tissue or cloth to wrap around the ice cube and rub it over the infected area for 10-15 minutes a day.
Wear an aspirin mask. Aspirin contains effective antibiotic properties and it also contains salicylic acid, which is commonly used in acne treatments. An aspirin mask can help soften the skin and reduce uneven skin tone.
- To make a mask, crush 4-5 aspirin pills into a powder, then mix the powder with sugar-free yogurt or pure aloe vera gel. Apply mask on face and leave on for 15 minutes.
- Wash your face with warm water, pat dry, and use moisturizer.
Clean skin with olive oil. Known as oil cleansing remedy (OCM), olive oil is a skin cleansing method that helps you remove dirt and sebum from your face. Massage gently and use a soft cloth to wipe off the oil from the skin.
Apply vitamin E oil. Vitamin E oil has excellent moisturizing properties and is an effective remedy for acne scars. Apply pure vitamin E oil to your skin 2-3 times a day and you should see the results in about 2 weeks. advertisement
Method 2 of 3: Medical Treatments
Try over-the-counter creams. There are a number of over-the-counter acne scarring products that can help reduce redness and treat uneven skin tone. They are commonly known as darkening darkening creams or skin whitening creams. Look for creams that contain active ingredients such as kojic acid, licorice extract, mulberry extract, and vitamin C. These ingredients will help exfoliate dead skin cells, removing the uneven top layer of skin. and gives you a smooth and firm skin.
See a dermatologist. If conventional products do not work, you can consult a dermatologist for more powerful creams. You can also learn more about other methods of blurring acne scars, such as laser treatments or chemical peels.
Use laser skin resurfacing. The laser skin regeneration method will remove the top layer of acne scarred skin, the damaged skin layer and increase pigmentation, giving you a firm and smooth skin. This treatment doesn't have to be done in a hospital, the dermatologist can perform laser resurfacing in his or her clinic.
- The laser may feel a bit painful, but your doctor will usually give you a local anesthetic before your treatment, so you won't feel too bad either.
- The treatment can take up to 1 hour and you may need to undergo several treatments, depending on the severity of the acne scar you are having.
Skin filler injections. If you have concave scars rather than keloids, injecting fillers will help your skin become plump and smooth. Skin fillers - such as hyaluronic acid - are injected directly into the skin by a dermatologist and the results are immediate. Unfortunately, the effectiveness of this remedy will not last forever, so if you want to maintain results, you will need to continue with this method after a few months!
- Silicone injection is the latest form of filler injection that stimulates collagen production on the skin, allowing the skin to regenerate itself. You will need to go through multiple injections to feel the effects, but once the process is complete, the results you get will be permanent.
Chemical peels. Chemical peels are a way of using acids that contain acids to help remove the outermost layer of skin, leaving your skin smooth and soft. This is a fairly effective method of blurring acne scars as well as evenening skin tone, improving wrinkles and treating sun damage. Chemical peels are a treatment available at a dermatologist's or esthetician's office.
Use skin abrasion. This remedy will help fade acne scars by removing the top layer of the skin through a metal brush. This is a powerful treatment for your skin and it can take up to 3 weeks for the skin to heal itself, but once the process is complete, you will have a new, glowing skin. and smoother.
If none of the above methods do not work, then you can go to plastic surgery. If other treatments do not work, consult your dermatologist about performing plastic surgery to remove the skin that is scarred. Keep in mind that surgery is a pretty high-risk option, as it often involves anesthesia, and it can also be quite expensive - so you should only consider doing this. when your acne scar is quite deep or wide.
- Usually, surgery will remove each scar, but sometimes the doctor will have to remove the fibrous tissue that causes the scar underneath the skin.
- It may take a while for your skin to heal after the surgery, and you may need to work on a method to smooth the top layer of skin.
Method 3 of 3: Everyday Skin Care
Use sunscreen every day. Sun-exposed acne scars leave dark marks and slow the healing process. This problem occurs because ultraviolet rays stimulate the production of pigment cells in the skin, causing your skin to become increasingly uneven. To avoid this, you need to wear sunscreen every day, summer or winter.
- Before going out, apply sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher that contains zinc oxide. Reapply skin cream after swimming, sweating, or after 2 hours of sun activity.
Exfoliate every day. Regular exfoliation can help fade acne scars naturally as it removes the scarred skin of acne and blemishes and gives you a radiant complexion.
- Use an over-the-counter exfoliant that contains active ingredients AHA or BHA that have anti-inflammatory properties and help tone the skin.
Use mild skin care products. You may want to use harsh abrasives or other irritating treatments because you are desperately trying to get rid of uneven skin tone, but this will Causes more damage to the skin only and prevents the skin from healing itself. Remember to use only mild and non-irritating skin treatments.
Do not squeeze or squeeze acne. Acne scars are made up mainly of collagen, and are a way for the body to heal itself. However, by squeezing or squeezing pimples, you cause pus and bacteria to penetrate deeper into the skin, affecting the amount of natural collagen in the skin. Squeezing pimples will also damage the skin and cause the skin to become inflamed, slowing down the healing process of the skin. Avoid squeezing or squeezing pimples and scars made from collagen will go away on their own.
Stay hydrated. Drinking water not only helps you get rid of acne scars, but also is an important step to keep your skin healthy and promote the natural rejuvenation of the skin. Try to drink 1-2 liters of water a day and eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables.advertisement
Warning
- Always be sure to try a new remedy on a small area of skin to check the level of allergies before deciding to use the entire face.
