How to Minimize Your Acne Scars!
So how can you minimize your acne scars before you stop by Satori Laser for a face rejuvenation treatment? Here’s how!
- Avoid picking and squeezing. Before you start thinking about how to get rid of acne scars, it’s important to note the most effective way to reduce the likelihood of acne scarring. Scars are formed during the healing process. When additional trauma is inflicted on the skin, extra healing is required, thus increasing the probability that scarring might occur.
- Use Targeted Acne Treatments.
Treatment for acne scars begins with prevention. Because scarring occurs during the healing process, it makes the most sense to encourage this process to accelerate. Even better, quick acne spot treatment may help stop a breakout before it can even begin. Make sure you’re using the right products for each type of breakout—Drying Lotion for whiteheads, Buffering Lotion for deep, cystic acne and Drying Cream for under-the-skin pimples. - Quit Smoking. Smoking depletes oxygen from the skin, thus slowing down the healing process. Smoking also accelerates the skin’s aging process.
- Treat Acne Scars On Your Back. If you’re wondering how to help get rid of back acne scars (acne scars) the answer will most likely be found in Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs). AHAs work on the surface of the skin to help accelerate the exfoliation of old skin cells and encourage the production of new, fresh skin cells.
- Choose The Right Products For Acne Scars. Pay attention to active ingredients in skin care products and incorporate these into your daily regimen. AHAs such as Glycolic Acid are excellent for helping reduce the appearance of acne scars. Other ingredients in products to get rid of acne scars include Kojic Acid and Vitamin C.
- Never Forget Sun Protection. Tanning temporarily evens out the skin tone, making acne scars appear less noticeable for a very short period of time. However, if you’re trying to get rid of acne scars, this is the worst possible thing to do. Exposing an acne scar to the sun will only cause it to become darker. The sun’s rays stimulate pigment-producing cells called Melanocytes, which will make acne scars far more noticeable. Protect your skin at all times.
- Treat Hyperpigmentation. The dark, perhaps red acne scar you’re experiencing is a form of hyperpigmentation, the overproduction of the skin’s pigment. In Japan, the most common method of fighting hyperpigmentation is the use of Kojic Acid. Kojic Acid is a byproduct of the fermentation of rice for Sake (Japanese Rice Wine). It encourages skin discolorations to lighten by helping to inhibit the formation of pigment in the skin’s cells.
- Get Rid of Blackheads The Right Way. It’s time to put down the blackhead extractor—removing blackheads is a job for professionals only, and for good reason: at-home extractions tend to go awry and cause acne scarring. Instead, soak up excess oil and unclog pores with Kaolin Clay and Zinc Oxide.
- Vitamin C Acne Scar Treatments. Vitamin C is known for brightening acne scars and age spots. It is believed that Vitamin C helps halt the production of melanin.
Treatment for acne scars begins with prevention. Because scarring occurs during the healing process, it makes the most sense to encourage this process to accelerate. Even better, quick acne spot treatment may help stop a breakout before it can even begin. Make sure you’re using the right products for each type of breakout—Drying Lotion for whiteheads, Buffering Lotion for deep, cystic acne and Drying Cream for under-the-skin pimples.