4meracneguy

I'm from Chicago and I've been interested in having this procedure done for a few months now. I've called both Dr Matta in Brampton and Tay River Reflections Med Spa in Perth. I explained to both of t...

tattoo the spots back to your own skin color

I would recommend subcision first. Then fraxel repairs. Then fillers. All are pretty low risk.

Not by a long shot. If I had money you would never see me here. LOL That is just human nature. I have a pretty girlfriend with no scars who wants Re:pair because of what she perceives as imperf...

That is just human nature. I have a pretty girlfriend with no scars who wants Re:pair because of what she perceives as imperfections. I have another girlfriend I would put as a 9-10 who insists her ...

yeah get subcision done first, then many fraxel repairs done, then do enerjet, then get fillers...in that order. You seem to have rolling scars so subcision should be the first step.

It is possible that your have a lot of "scarred pores" because these don't really show up in pics and are easily hidden with a good primer. They are hardly considered to be acne scars by any stretch t...

when i stretch my skin it looks so good ...wouldn't mind doing some fillers! is there any that last for years? No fillers don't last for years...even radiesse. But in your case, since you don't have...

Use red LED lights on fresh scars (under a month) and they will improve. Use retin a afterwards till you die and along the way, your shallow scars will vastly improve over the years.

If they don't show up clearly in HD pictures in that kind of lighting then your scars are probably extremely minor.

Well scar treatments all cause inflammation via trauma. Like for example, I'm not advocating this btw, if you got slapped really hard across the face, the upper layers of the skin (which heal more qu...

I will probably go for fillers instead because I am of opinion that implants would look terrible as you age, as they do not change over time. You can always remove the implants, if they're silicone ...

  Yo Rez, what do you think about the viability of temporary swelling? You having a strong science background and all. I made a thread on this just now. Please answer lol. so temporary sw...

Does it work for shallow ice picks? Also, how many total treatments did you do over 3 years? Congrats on the results!

Does anyone think that cheek implants could make scars look more shallow permanently? If you stretch your skin even a little bit, you can tell that the scars look less prominent.

  Yo Rez, what do you think about the viability of temporary swelling? You having a strong science background and all. I made a thread on this just now. Please answer lol. so temporary swelli...

Yo Rez, what do you think about the viability of temporary swelling? You having a strong science background and all. I made a thread on this just now. Please answer lol.

Is there any known way to temporarily get the microswelling that people typically get from laser/dermarolling? It shouldn't be too hard for someone to invent a temporary microswelling technique that c...

  No HOPE, did you get your treatment on the day of your first consultation? I was thinking maybe I should reschedule until they have the new machine to save a 45 minutes trip which I need ...

  No HOPE, did you get your treatment on the day of your first consultation? I was thinking maybe I should reschedule until they have the new machine to save a 45 minutes trip which I need to t...

Allex you have boxcars and rolling scars I presume?

Try every single scar treatment. Subcision, fillers, tca cross, laser, dermarolling, dermabrasion, enerjet, etc and you have a good chance of getting good results.

Rez, isn't it possible that in other countries scarless healing will be available way before than in America? When the clinical trials begin here, the product could be in derms' offices in some countr...

What treatments have yo   It is just consultation. I asked if the procedure can be done on the same day, the receptionist said no. What you mentioned is probably why. You are right. When...

Get a doctor to first sand down the edges--they look more elevated than the rest of your normal skin. Then get a series of Fraxel repair treatments on just that area.