Can Hyaluronic Acid Treatment Help Me with my Chickenpox Scars (They're Not Very Deep)? (photo)

April 24, 2013
Asked By:Sandra110055

I had chickenpox somewhere around 6 months now and it has left me with some minor scars on my face. They look like on this picture, yet not that deep. The question is: can hyaluronic acid treatment help me with my scars? (I'm not aiming for 'perfect', but for 'less noticeable' or 'barely noticeable'. Thank you in advance.

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December 1, 2023

Answer: Subcision should be done for this, along with applying a small amount of filler

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Answer: Subcision should be done for this, along with applying a small amount of filler

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April 26, 2013

Answer: Fractional Resurfacing for Chicken Pox Scars

Harold J. Kaplan, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
April 26, 2013

Answer: Fractional Resurfacing for Chicken Pox Scars

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May 13, 2013

Answer: Can Hyaluronic Acid Treatment Help Me with my Chickenpox Scars (They're Not Very Deep)? (photo)

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Answer: Can Hyaluronic Acid Treatment Help Me with my Chickenpox Scars (They're Not Very Deep)? (photo)

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Answer: Fillers help stimulate collagen growth as well as temporarily fill atrophic scars

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