Laser therapy is thought to work by inhibiting the activity of skin oil (sebaceous) glands, killing acne bacteria, and reducing inflammation.
It is usually performed about 5 times in 2 to 4-week intervals.
it was a total waste of money
It does work
Brings everything out initially
Slightly expensive but so worth it
It works
No cons, just some redness initially that disappeared after a few days.
I've had two treatments about one month apart. The first treatment worked better than the second. It reduced the acne along my troubled hairline when NOTHING else had worked.
It hurts! It has not reduced my oily face, but I have been diagnosed with POS. My acne is hormonal.
Consistent and predictable results.
Costly.
If it works the pros are obvious
It hurts a bit and is quite expensive.
None.
I had four treatments two years ago. They did absolutely nothing to reduce my acne. My skin got burned in a couple of sensitive areas, so for many months afterward I would get a "bubbling up" of my skin in those areas, like little water bubbles.
It does make a long lasting difference. I have had benefits for more than 12 months.
Initially it gets worse.
none
gave me the worst time of my life and my once clear chin has got lots of scars and seem not to be healing properly
The right dermatologist can make a big difference to your patient experience and the success of your acne treatment plan. Here are the steps to find a dermatologist who is a good fit:
Only a select few plastic surgeons specialize in acne scar revision surgery. Be certain to find a provider who specializes in acne scar repair and who is passionate and experienced in this area.
Pros:
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