Just how many different ways can you treat acne scars?
You’ve made a decision – it is time to do something about your acne scars. You’ve been depressed and self-conscious about your appearance for years. You notice the way people are looking at your face and not at you. The real you is anxious and eager to come out and ready to seek treatment for your acne scars.
How do I talk to my healthcare provider about treating my acne scars?
In your research for ways to treat your acne scars you’ve most likely come across thousands of websites offering solutions. Some websites are scientifically-based, many are supported by healthcare providers promoting the treatments offered in their offices. Many others are websites selling products you can use at home. It c
Why should I try Micro-Needling instead of Laser Treatments for acne scar removal?
If you are an acne scar sufferer you’ve probably been looking for an effective acne scar treatment. As you research how to remove acne scars, you’ve probably learned about laser treatments online or at your physician’s office. You’ve probably also seen the claims that laser treatments also work by using your skin’s natural collagen to minimi
Our website explains Collagen Induction Therapy as: “… a minimally-invasive cosmetic procedure that involves the use of a micro-needling device. CIT is safe and effective on all skin types without the risk of discoloration. The micro-needling procedure can be performed by licensed qualified medical professionals including physicians, osteopaths and naturopaths.”
You’ve seen your healthcare provider, you’ve been asking friends. You have scars that you’d rather not be looking at every time you look in the mirror. There are so many different treatments. What is the difference between them? How do you choose?
Different medical treatments work for different types of scars. In this post we’re going to focus on scars caused by acne. This is not a discussion on treating active acne on your skin, just the scars that have been left afterwards.
Warning: Fake claims about CE marked rollers being circulated
Many of the medical aesthetic practitioners out there will have received an email from White Lotus Anti Aging regarding their “CE certified” needle roller, they say they have their own clinic and supply antiaging products from their website with a PO Box address in Banbury, Oxfordshire.