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What is your diet like? I know that diet isn't always related to acne, but sometimes there is a connection. And even if it doesn't help with acne, you should keep a clean diet anyway. I know this g...

You mean to tell us it helped with the pitting?

Hello, I'm new to these boards. I'm getting subcision done in a few days... However my doctor says he's going to do it with a laser, instead of an actual needle. He says the process is similar to cell...

Okay so I apologize as this is going to be long! I'm covering everything I've read on these boards and some new stuff that I have read about science that relates to scar tissue. Okay, first off I had ...

here is the other side of my face This is going to sound like a stupid question, but this is before and after right?

Okay so I apologize as this is going to be long! I'm covering everything I've read on these boards and some new stuff that I have read about science that relates to scar tissue. Okay, first off I had ...

I think you're a good candidate for subcision and filler since you have rolling scars. Good luck!

Do they offer this in the U.S.?

Your scarring is so mild that I wouldn't even mess with anything. Remember, you could always risk making things worse with scar treatments. Just work on keeping your skin clear.

Do a search on dermaflage or daphne (it's former name). The user Rupert swears by this stuff for his scars and discusses his method for applying it.

I think the reason Co2 works for a minority and not most is that you don't know how deep your scar is. Ablative lasers only hit the top layer of skin, so of course if you have scars that reach into t...

Thanks for the update. I had a consult with a doctor for Laviv myself. It does take a long time the way he described it. He told me it would take several months for them to culture my cells and eve...

Dermarolling is not just used for treating acne scars, it's also for wrinkles, tone, texture. All those improvements will gradually disappear as you stop rolling. Plus, scar tissue is tough. I don'...

I would look into something low risk like dermal grafts or failing that, subcision and fillers. Your scarring isn't severe enough to warrant the risk of lasers or something invasive like that.

You're looking to spend a few hundred dollars on each subcision. Check out this thread about this user's experience with subcision. It's really informative.

You have to get some kind of filler to raise the level of your skin. In my personal opinion, non ablative lasers will do virtually nothing for scarring and ablative lasers are not worth the expense a...

I don't see how it could work that well as it's just a topical. But it's a worth a shot. It's pricy but certainly less expensive than laser treatments.

I think it's absolutely ridiculous that there are no recommendations for a good doctor who performs subcision in the NY area. I mean, you'd think with the glut of medical professionals here, there wo...

I've been looking up some treatments for this and sadly it doesn't look like there is much out there that can help. As others have mentioned, it's a form of scarring, and we know how impossible that ...

Whoa. Calm down. I am just trying to understand why people are quick to believe results without verifiable before and after pictures. There's no need to attack me. I just don't think it makes much sen...

That was not the original post though. The original post is from BDR and he posted before and after pictures from a clinic in Asia. Furthermore, yes this is a discussion thread but if the discussion i...

From what I noticed in this thread, and I did stay up and read every word, people who are claiming to have had these wonderful results do not have before and after pictures so why are people so quick ...

Its 6000 pounds not dollars. And there is nothing impressive about Khans treatment, all he did was treat some guy who had no scarring to begin with, and then have him spread the word. The only ones wh...

Hey! Thanks for the update. It's nice to hear that you're happy with your results.

I don't know too much about this technique but couldn't you use clear iodine?