Hello, I am a 27-year-old man and I have been fighting acne for 10 years. I drank a lot, I anointed myself with something, I ate healthy for years, I didn't drink, I didn't smoke, I stopped various food groups to see if the acne would be affected so far without results. I think I've come to the point where I have no choice but to do the various laser procedures, which are so many that I'm more confused about reading than informing myself. I want to ask for more information about first person lasers, pros, cons and more?
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Try a chemical peel at a dermatologist, but it is good to do in the winter when there is no sun. Depending on the depth of peeling, generally speaking, a layer of skin peels off. In its place a crust is formed, which gradually falls off and under it the new skin appears. Suitable for acne, scars, fine wrinkles, pigmentation. You can search the net - there is enough information.
The laser is for scars !!! If you still have an infection on the face, pimples, etc. will get worse, but if you only have scars it will help.
If you've really tried everything, the last step is roaccutane. Read what it is, BUT also read the possible side effects of treatment with it.
I am a 16-year-old girl, I have the same problem :( Have you been to a beautician?
I support the comment on Roaccutane. It really helps. Personally, I dare say that I was cured. Side effects can be quite dangerous. You need to eat a stable diet to help your body and brain absorb the pills, they are strong. Good luck
From the author: As far as I know, the opposite is true. Chemical peels exfoliate the upper layer of the skin and thus evens it out and makes the scars less visible, but if you have active acne it will continue to come out after peeling. While many advertisements for lasers are said to cure acne. As there are also lasers separately for scars. Anyway, you can recommend me a peeling, which fixes the scars, because I have a lot, and if it fixes, the acne would be great. As for Roucotan, I prefer not to get to him.
writes that the only peel that can be applied to active acne is salicylic.