Sometimes it's hard to keep up with all the new products on the market. Just to be sure that I'm on the same page as you, I looked up what "dermal infusion" is. Well, it turns out to be nothing other than diamond microdermabrasion--now rebranded as dermal infusion.

Since your scars lookmore likedeep wrinkles than actual scars, who knows, it might actually work. Had they been any deeper, then I can state with confidence that your doctor is a quack. But I leave the final decision to your discretion.

BTW, did I say filler is a better choice for you? Make sure to find a qualified injector (and insist on using a cannula in order to avoid possible blindness).

Good luck.

9 hours ago, Sirius Lee said:

Sometimes it's hard to keep up with all the new products on the market. Just to be sure that I'm on the same page as you, I looked up what "dermal infusion" is. Well, it turns out to be nothing other than diamond microdermabrasion--now rebranded as dermal infusion.

Since your scars lookmore likedeep wrinkles than actual scars, who knows, it might actually work. Had they been any deeper, then I can state with confidence that your doctor is a quack. But I leave the final decision to your discretion.

BTW, did I say filler is a better choice for you? Make sure to find a qualified injector (and insist on using a cannula in order to avoid possible blindness).

Good luck.

 

Thank you for replying! The scars on my forehead had been a little deeper, but not that much. I also have looked at doing a filler, but if Im not mistaken, I've heard it is not permanent. I was thinking of doing microneedling next and maybe I could pair it with a filler.