One of the moderators expressed an interest that I share this post and I thought it might help others who are going through a hard time.I've been through a lot with a few select scars recently on the cheeks which I consider a difficult area to treat, and this has made me much more observant of scars on others...specifically, I never realized that some of my favorite actresses who I admire for both their inner and outer beauty, have or had some scars that I would consider pretty significant and would bother me. I would have never noticed these had I not gone through my own experiences. This is not to mock any of these beautiful women (aespecially not Carrie even though that is a goofy pic, that was the only pic I could find that kind of shows), but to give hope. Why? Most of these images, especially the ones of Amber Heard, Jenna Dewan, Megan Fox) - if you google their pics from more current years, their scars are pretty much GONE. That's right. Go ahead and take a look. This gives me hope. I don't think that money alone is the answer, but good doctors and patience and willingness to love themselves in the meantime until they did get their scars improved significantly..all inspiring. I was also kind of taken aback tthat so many of these scars seem to be on the left side, where I'm dealing with too. No they don't suffer from serious scarring, but these little knicks on their faces would be considered, by some people, scars that take away from otherwise perfect faces. But who wants perfect? Just improved to where you feel comfortable. Carrie Underwood has also expressed sadness over some scars on her cheeks that she said are from bad mole removals. In any case, some of these do look like scar revision or excision scars to me, whether they were for moles or acne, or scars. Jenna Dewan's is hard to see, but there was also a line there that is now invisible on her present day photos. I'm thinking most of these people had lasers and filler done. Who knows? Just seeing that they have dealt with similar issues and come out on the other side is encouraging.