Glenview Acne Surgery doctors
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Edward Lack, MD
Chicago Dermatologist
2350 Ravine Way Suite 400, Glenview |
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Adam J. Cohen, MD
Chicago Oculoplastic Surgeon
4709 Golf Road 12th Floor, Skokie |
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Christina Steil, MD
Chicago Dermatologist
40 S. Clay St. Suite 210E, Hinsdale |
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Amy Taub, MD
Lincolnshire Dermatologic Surgeon
275 Parkway Dr Suite 521, Lincolnshire |
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Gus Montalvo, MD
Chicago Dermatologist
2400 Ravine Way Ste 400, Glenview |
Recent Answers
I don't know if you understand exactly what a doctor did to me. I think the procedure I had is called acne surgery. I am not sure if the alternate name is comedone extraction--he used needle anyway. He convinced me that he should do this to me. From the first time, my face became totally red, and there was blood everywhere in my face. This situation continued for 3 treatments more (continued breaking the new spots). I changed doctor and did therapy of minaxen pills. Now, I am 21 and I have multiple small, needle-sized scars on my forehead, and some bigger-sized scars on my cheeks, which still look red. Help!
There are many treatments for acne scarring including lasers, chemical peels, subcision, and dermabrasion to name a few. The two most effective treatments are a combination of subcision and fractional laser resurfacing.
I have tried almost everything to get rid of my severe acne, but nothing seems to work in the long-term, so I am starting to think I need to consider a more drastic solution. When is surgery an appropriate and effective acne treatment?
PDT/laser surgery can shrink the oil glands that induce inflammatory ace. This is similar to the actions of Acutane without the side effects of Acutane.



