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Im sure everyone here has seen this study before, but I was wondering if anyone has ever actually went through and tried this step by step and had success, or if theyre using lighting effects to fraud results. I just finished accutane about 2 months ago, and Id like to start treating my rollings scars as minimally invasive as possible, so I figured I could maybe start with this instead of going straight into something like full ablative laser. Thoughts?
This study uses the same single set of treatments for every patient. The whole point of acne scar revision is that it requires a tailor-made approach, typically using several different modalities, performed by a well-experienced practitioner. In that sense, it would depend on factors such as your scar morphology, your budget, your skin type, et cetera whether the specific combination of treatments used in the study is best for your situation.
On 5/20/2022 at 2:15 AM, Fehheh77 said:This study uses the same single set of treatments for every patient. The whole point of acne scar revision is that it requires a tailor-made approach, typically using several different modalities, performed by a well-experienced practitioner. In that sense, it would depend on factors such as your scar morphology, your budget, your skin type, et cetera whether the specific combination of treatments used in the study is best for your situation.
I agree with you.