mrsrobinson 199 Posted May 10, 2014 your acne is under control right? if so you might want to consider a few excisions, or subscisions for sure, once you get them raised up a bit through the subscisions and a couple of the big ones excised then you should consider an ablative laser - it's extreme, but it will smooth things out it will be a journey, but get started, you can get improvements every year 20%, 40%, 60% it adds up. good luck to you Quote Link to comment
blahblahblahblahz 356 Posted May 11, 2014 These are going to require multiple subcisions. What you do have working in your favor is the fact that a lot of the scarring looks like rolling scars. Subcisions can work well on this type of scarring. There are areas of volume loss that exaggerates the scarring because it causes the cheek to look sunken, increasing the shadowing effect. For the volume loss, you will need some kind of filler AFTER a few subcisions. From my personal experience (I had very similar scarring) you need to elevate the scars as much as possible. Resurfacing procedures such as lasers and dermabrasion should always be done last to smooth the surface texture AFTER you have done everything to elevate them as close to the normal skin as possible. Otherwise, the resurfacing procedures will fail. Quote Link to comment
ewenson111 0 Posted May 12, 2014 i thought these were mostly box scars due to their jaggered edge which according to this site were untreatable by subcision, and yes my acne is under control after accutante this is just an old photo where i still had a couple pimples. Quote Link to comment
blahblahblahblahz 356 Posted May 17, 2014 Not sure how the scarring looks in real life, but from these pics, they do not look very jagged. There are some deeper boxcars, but from my vantage point, I think you mostly have rolling scars with soft shoulders. Quote Link to comment
krisst 0 Posted October 10, 2014 that is bad lightning mostly bro dont worry about it Quote Link to comment
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