Pulsed laser treatment for acne scars

The acne marks on the face are generally caused by melanin deposition due to not paying attention to diet during the acne period, or the sunken acne marks formed by acne damaging the dermis tissue. Although most acne scars will fade away over time, sunken acne scars cannot disappear and may even make a person's facial skin look bumpy. The use of pulsed laser to treat acne scars is a relatively rational art in clinical medicine today. Does it really work?

Laser acne scar treatment, also known as laser acne scar removal, is a leading achievement in acne scar removal technology and the most ideal method for acne scar removal. It uses the instantaneous explosive energy of laser to eliminate all the pigments of pigmented acne scars. At the same time, laser can also effectively stimulate the regeneration of skin collagen, making uneven acne scars smooth again. Coupled with the laser's grinding effect, the acne scar removal effect is even more ideal.

Laser acne scar treatment, also known as laser acne scar removal, is a leading achievement in acne scar removal technology and the most ideal method for acne scar removal. It uses the instantaneous explosive energy of laser to eliminate all the pigments of pigmented acne scars. At the same time, laser can also effectively stimulate the regeneration of skin collagen, making uneven acne scars smooth again. Coupled with the laser's grinding effect, the acne scar removal effect is even more ideal.

Laser acne scar removal uses laser to irradiate the pigmentation in the acne scar area, using light energy to repair the affected area, effectively treating acne scars, inhibiting the possibility of recurrence, and can be effective quickly without harming the internal skin tissue. At the same time, laser acne scar removal can also stimulate the regeneration of collagen, and coupled with the laser grinding effect, it combines the two-way effects of acne removal and scar removal into one, which is better for the treatment of acne.

Pitted acne scars: Pitted scars are a common condition. When acne becomes too inflamed and damages too much collagen in the dermis, pits may be left due to the collapse of the dermis. Many acne patients like to squeeze pimples with their hands. If the squeezing is not appropriate, it will greatly increase the chance of suppurative infection, and it will easily turn small blackheads and pimples into big pimples, leaving scars. Once a hole is formed, it will not disappear automatically.