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Yup, I've got the same type of scarring you have. It's like a soft shadowy texture. Very clearly there, but subtle at the same time. It's maddening!

@publicoracle Thank you. And yes, you are correct. I am prioritizing my health above all else. That's why every last dime is going to pay out of pocket for my specialist. She's an endocrinologists. I ...

Congrats! Man, so jealous. I wish I could use my savings for subcision. I have been dying to try and improve my scars for the past 15 years and I was going to, but life keeps dealing me the worst card...

So the Vitex worked for me. I took it over the course of a little over 1 month, 1x day 400mg capsules. Incredibly, the first thing it did for me within a day of taking the first dose, was trigger my p...

This article was featured on Yahoo recently. Although diet doesn't always work miracles for everyone, I find some of this information true for myself. I am from Dominican ancestry. If any of you are f...

@JackAlfonso They seem pretty soft to me. I think you primarily have rolling scars and maybe a few boxscars. They look like prime candidates for subcision.

20 hours ago, blahblah82 said: Your point is? That is such a remote possibility it's pointless. That's only if you inject in the tear troughs. Once again you find a way to make it about yo...

Pretty cool stuff! You have similar scars to mine, except mines are more numerous and extend to my cheek area. I'm ethnic as well and we have similar skin types. I was planning on getting subsicion an...

No, I do not have unemployment. I had to leave voluntarily. They essentially made me quit because the agency couldn't keep up with the many account losses over the past 3 years. We lost nearly all of ...

I've heard in the range of $175–$300 for subcision. I lost my job a few weeks ago, anything a derm is asking, even if cheap, I will likely not be able to afford it. See ...

Maybe I missed it somewhere in this long thread, but I'm still struggling to understand how do you treat diffused scarring/rolling scars. Meaning scarring that doesn't seem to have a defined point whe...

Sorry, but this is not "severe".

It's not your acne/scars it is your face structure. You look "chiseled", if that's an appropriate word. Guys in their early 20's still have baby fat around their face giving away their age. You look m...

I've never been a big believer in natural home remedies for treating acne/scarring. In my experience, it would take forever for me to see meager results or none at all. However, mom sent me a link for...

How old are you? You look pretty young. You are correct in understanding that acne scarring is very difficult to treat, but not impossible. The reason I ask your age is because there is a big chance t...

Well, I discovered needling a few years ago thanks to this board. Did it on and off inconsistently until I got on a more regular regimen every 4 to 5 weeks, depending on the intensity. Started on a bu...

I have exactly your problem, but I think mine is more numerous and probably redder. I noticed the area around your chin. Not to make you feel bad, but seems you have numerous soft micro-scars that g...

WHAT: 1.) What size needles were/are you using? 1.5mm derma-roller 2.) What kind of scars were/are you treating? Box, ice pick, rolling, orange-peel skin, all kinds of ugly sh*t. 3.) What topic...

Someone tried to give me 'advice'....     *shivers*

trying,   how deep did you say your scars were? How old?

OMG tryingtoimprove,   That was really a lucky run for you. This is why it's a good idea to always throw away immediately any used materials right after application. This is why I don't want to t...

~Lol~ I wish I even knew what Exoderm was!   Good Luck