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Deep Acne Scars Anonymous 07/13/21 (Tue) 03:48:35 PM No. 197637

Does nothing ever work on these things?

I recently had 3 fractional laser (Fraxel) procedures and I feel like there’s still no improvement many months later. Seeing my face in angled lighting completely wrecks my mood. I don’t know what to do anymore.

Anonymous 07/13/21 (Tue) 03:59:25 PM No. 197642

Microneedling can help but you need to be patient, it takes time for the skin to heal itself.

Anonymous 07/13/21 (Tue) 04:08:38 PM No. 197645

Plasma pen and then microneedling worked for me

Anonymous 07/13/21 (Tue) 07:31:57 PM No. 197702

>>197645
>plasma pen
Never heard of this before. How effective is it against indented atrophic scars?

>>197642
I recently started using a dermastamp but I lost all hope that anything will work at this point.
The dermastamp I got is adjustable up to 3.00mm. How often do you recommend using it and what strength for the best fastest results? How long does it take?

Anonymous 07/13/21 (Tue) 07:49:16 PM No. 197703

>>197637
you could have posted this in the skincare thread instead of making a whole new thread

Anonymous 07/14/21 (Wed) 02:55:41 AM No. 197763

>>197637
how much did your fraxel sessions cost anon?

Anonymous 07/14/21 (Wed) 06:36:51 PM No. 197843

>>197637
I have the same issue, anon. Haven’t met many other women who also struggle with it.

Anonymous 07/15/21 (Thu) 08:49:34 AM No. 197923

>>197702
This is probably going to take multiple treatments. Don't microneedle more than once a month, Penny Smith on youtube has excellent videos about the subject, she's an esthetician. I think a depth of 3 mm is too much, see what you can achieve with .05 mm first.

Anonymous 07/15/21 (Thu) 09:59:42 PM No. 198018

>>197703
I suspect it’s the same anon from the skincare thread

Anonymous 10/11/21 (Mon) 01:28:59 AM No. 209016

>>197637
Thankfully my scares healed themselves after years.

Anonymous 10/11/21 (Mon) 02:35:39 AM No. 209021

Have heard microdermabrasion also yields good results. Microneedling also.

If you decide to do microneedling though you should probably have a professional do it instead of getting one of those at-home devices because a lot can go wrong and there can be permanent scarring if you don’t know what you’re doing.