peacezotch 0 Share Posted December 3, 2009 (edited) Can anybody tell me what kind of scarring I have? I know I have the obvious red marks and large pores, but would the indents be considered rolling scars? Would subcision work best for this?Thanks in advance. Edited May 19, 2010 by peacezotch Quote Link to post Share on other sites
luvskincare13 15 Share Posted May 19, 2010 I am not sure but I think probably not. Your scars seem like boxscars and too shallow. Perhaps I am wrong though Quote Link to post Share on other sites
AcnePwns 8 Share Posted May 19, 2010 I think you scars are are bit too small for subcision. The ice picks won't work. The boxcars may get slight improvement. The craters may respond the best but I think they are a bit too small. I think using a smaller needle for subcision may work though. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Mr President 4 Share Posted May 19, 2010 (edited) I think you scars are are bit too small for subcision. The ice picks won't work. The boxcars may get slight improvement. The craters may respond the best but I think they are a bit too small. I think using a smaller needle for subcision may work though. Heya, you have mostly ice picks and boxcar scars, the same as me....a lot of people are starting to post pics of similar scarring. why dont you try tca cross? given you have been recommended needling by acnepwns, tca cross is just an extension of this. instead of a needle, you use a wooden toothpick and dip it into some tca acid. it causes more damage and a greater collagen response, thus improving your scars to a greater degree. its by far the best and cheapest option for repairing your type of scars. have a read through the boards on this site and the before and after pics. you wont be disappointed. all the best Edited May 19, 2010 by cartwheeling_monkey Quote Link to post Share on other sites
peacezotch 0 Author Share Posted May 19, 2010 Thanks everybody for you insights, it really helped clarify a lot!Monkey, I have TCA cross and have tried it a couple of times. I think I have to be more consistent with it though! I would use it once and wait 6 months or so before doing it again, so I really didn't see results. I may try it again since I have most of the bottle left. I usually put neosporin on the places I do the TCA, right after I finish. Do you think this is effective, or should I use something else, or leave it dry? Thanks in advance. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Mr President 4 Share Posted May 19, 2010 Thanks everybody for you insights, it really helped clarify a lot! Monkey, I have TCA cross and have tried it a couple of times. I think I have to be more consistent with it though! I would use it once and wait 6 months or so before doing it again, so I really didn't see results. I may try it again since I have most of the bottle left. I usually put neosporin on the places I do the TCA, right after I finish. Do you think this is effective, or should I use something else, or leave it dry? Thanks in advance. no worries. ive always put things on it, like layers of neosporin and the scabs feel off shortly after. there seems to be a clear link between leaving cream on them and them either not scabbing or the scabs forming off to quickly. id leave them dry and see if they scab up. once the scabs fall off youd be able to apply anything youd like Quote Link to post Share on other sites
peacezotch 0 Author Share Posted May 19, 2010 Cool Thanks, I will be trying tonight!! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Mr President 4 Share Posted May 20, 2010 Cool Thanks, I will be trying tonight!! yay ! im excited for you. tell us how you go Quote Link to post Share on other sites
