There are many types of treatment for acne scars which include
inexpensive non-surgical and the considerably more costly
surgical procedures. Depending on the condition of the scars,
you may want to try non-surgical treatment first before seeking
more drastic treatment such as laser treatment.

Acne Scar Creams and Lotions – Acne scar treatment products
contain skin renewal activators and biological enzymes that
gently dissolve or “digest” the damaged or worn out cells.

Laser Treatment – Laser treatment uses a high-energy light beam
to remove layers of damaged skin. This form of treatment is
expensive and multiple treatments are often required.

Dermabrasion – An abrasive instrument similar to an electric
sander is used to resurface the skin by removing the top layer.

Microdermabrasion – Microdermabrasion removes only the very
surface cells of the skin by using aluminium oxide crystals
passing through a vacuum tube to remove surface skin.

Collagen injections – A type of collagen derived from the
purified bovine collagen is injected beneath the skin to replace
the natural collagen of the body lost in the acne condition.

Autologous Fat Transfer (AFT) – Fat is taken from another part
of your own body and injected in the acne scar skin to fill the
holes left by acne scars.

Steroid Injections – In this acne scar treatment surgery,
elevated scars (keloids) are flattened by injecting small doses
of steroids into the keloids.

Chemical Peels – A special chemical is applied on the top of
the skin and left there for several minutes after which it will
be removed together with the top layer of skin.

Punch Grafts – Small portions of skin are taken from one part
of your body and implanted into the deep-seated scars.

Home Made Remedies – Advocates of natural home made acne scar
treatment recommend various remedies such as applying a clove of
raw garlic or mint juice, and a variety of natural oils on acne
scars.

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