The appearance of rolling, depressed scars can be improved somewhat with full-face TCA peels - moreso with a 20-30% peels than lighter peels. Ice-pick and box-car type scars can respond to higher concentrations of TCA (80-100%) applied to the base of these individual scars. Ice-pick scars also... more










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22 Jan 2009
Hi Docs, Thanks for the information. First, can you apply 100% TCA cross on rolling scar? If so, how, since there is no scar base unlike ice-pick? Why is it recommended to use a wooden application and not Q-tip? Second, can a TCA peel be performed at the same time as TCA cross? If not, how long do we need to wait before each treatment whether it is peel-cross or cross-cross and peel-peel? Lastly, can you also improve the collagen rebuilding process from the peel/cross by doing subcision or dermarolling on some deeper scars? Are there any contraindications to these procedures when combined together? Many thanks for your advice.
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22 Jul 2009
Hello. I need to know how effective the TCA Chemical Peel 30% would be for post acne marks and for ance? Please send answers to my email: babii_bloo@live.com Thank you so much. - Alexa -