No product will fill in the indentations. Use glycolic acid to help exfoliate layers of skin more quickly... the redness will fade over time. Use makeup to even skin tone but don't obsess about making them disappear. When you go that far, you are risking clogging pores and looking too fake with loads of concealer. Just use mineral foundation to even it out a bit. You will look great. Don't obsess! Nobody cares if your skin isn't perfect. They'll be looking at the big picture. Smile... Dress nice... focus on your hair.... and Eye makeup helps a LOT!

Your scars still look pinkish so I guess they are fairly new? You are young and your skin may continue to heal and those indents fill in by themselves. If you are not using a topical retinoid you might want to try Retin-a (tretinoin- it has a few different brand names). Retin-a triggers receptors in the dermis to produce more collagen - it can take 6 months or so to see an improvement but someone I know had really good results getting indents to fil in with Retin-a

Some glycolic peels might help! I'm no expert but I think it would be worth doin a little research on.

You can always get dermal fillers like Restylane. They fill up the skin beneath the scar to make it raised and even with the rest of your skin.. I've done the procedure twice and even though it was expensive it worked like a charm and people noticed a huge difference in my appearance and so did I.

The pink color will fade eventually, but the dents most likely will not. Usually they're permanent unless you treat them, of course. However, there's no method I'm aware of for really fixing them without breaking skin. Perhaps needling will help (it has helped me) but I don't know if your scars are too fresh for that.