Acne Scars Treatment: Q&A

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I've Deep Acne Scars on Face and Wondering What Would Be the Best Treatment?

I read lot of reviews about eMatrix and MiXTo, but none of them has good reviews from Indians. Can you please suggest me a treatment. Your suggestion is pretty much appreciated.

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by ram50
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In our practice and I’m sure every practice has their own way of treating acne scars. We have laser treatments and or a mini facelift to stretch out the skin. We have Profractional laser treatment and micro laser peels. Those procedures will improve your acne scars dramatically.
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Deep acne scars and the best treatment

Deep scars have a lot of treatment options. If they are ice pick, I like TCA CROSS chemical peels to get the scars to raise up. If they are more broad based, box car scars, I like subcision fat grafting and laser resurfacing together. You have to be careful though and go to someone with a lot of experience or you could get worse scarring. see video
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Fractional CO2 laser and Fractional RF are safe to use in Indian skin.

MiXto is a fractional CO2 Laser and the eMatrix is a fractional Radiofrequency device. Both, fractional RF and fractional Laser are well tolerated in Indian skin and give good results. However, in view of the potential for pigmentary changes, I do a spot test, about 1- 2 cm sq., before doing a larger area on the face. With religious sunscreen use, and good post procedure care, post inflammatory dyspigmentation can be minimized to a huge extent. Make sure to choose an experienced,... more

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