How to remove the red and black marks from squeezing acne on the face

The most common area for acne is our face, which usually appears in the form of white or red. Many people will deliberately squeeze the pimples, thinking that the pimples will heal faster. This is actually wrong, and it can easily lead to the occurrence of acne scars. For example, red and black marks will appear after squeezing pimples. These marks can be eliminated, so how do you eliminate the red and black marks from squeezing pimples on your face?

In this case, taking vitamin E or vitamin C orally will not be of much use. You can try applying aloe vera gel or vitamin E ointment externally for treatment. Avoid eating spicy or irritating foods, and avoid eating soy sauce.

Generally, acne scars with pigmentation can be treated by applying vitamin E appropriately. For pit-like acne scars, you can choose filling or laser dermabrasion; for hypertrophic convex scars, you can choose local subcutaneous injections or light therapy such as laser.

You can take vitamin E and vitamin C orally, but they must be natural, not medicinal. Then external application of vitamin E or scar removal products from MEBO or Hi-Blemish can help remove pigmentation. Pay attention to moisturizing the skin, which can help shrink pores and control oil.

Eat more vegetables and fruits, more vitamins, or you can take 21 Gold Vita. Using berry polyphenols can repair skin lesions, effectively improve cell activity, promote cell regeneration function, soften and alleviate scar formation, and thus repair the defective dermis.

When you get acne, you must control your hands and not squeeze it, because acne is an inflammation of the hair follicles. If you squeeze it, not only will it damage the dermis due to improper force, causing acne marks and acne pits after healing; it may also cause the bacteria in the inflammation to enter the blood and cause serious consequences such as sepsis.

Depending on whether there is excessive collagen deposition or collagen reduction in the healing response of acne dermal inflammation, it is divided into atrophic acne scars and hypertrophic scars. The most common type of scar is atrophic scar, which is caused by the loss of collagen during the inflammatory healing process. Laser abrasion is the gold standard for treating acne atrophic scars. However, due to the darker skin color of Asians, overall abrasion will cause long-term severe pigmentation. With the advent of fractional laser, this problem has been solved. Fractional laser stimulates deep dermal cells, promotes skin regeneration and repairs original atrophic scars.

For hypertrophic scars, local injection of corticosteroids can flatten and soften the lesions, but capillary dilation may occur, which can be solved with laser. The fundamental way to remove acne scars is to eliminate acne. When faced with acne, most people first go to the pharmacy. If you are lucky, the medicine you buy at the pharmacy can solve the problem. But if the effects aren't improving for more than 12 weeks, it's time to see a doctor. Most people tend to refuse to seek medical treatment, but the longer you delay, the more difficult it will be to control the acne; and the more severe the acne, the higher the possibility of scarring.