I have moderate acne scarring (mostly on my cheeks) and now that I can afford it, I would love to fulfill my dream of finally having great skin after being cursed as a teenager. Anyway, I periodically get a microdermabrasion series which is not dramatic but is a worthwhile replacement for standard facials....I am curious to hear your experience if you have ever tried anything more involved like fraxel laser, cooltouch or anything else I dont know about. Were the results worth it? If you had mild to moderate scars are the gone now or was the treatment temporary? Also, what was the realistic investment for your whole treatment. I have been researching like crazy but all these doctor websites wont give pricing without consultation. The websites that do seem somewhat less professional so I dont trust it. Thanks in advance!Has anyone ever done major procedures to treat Acne scars?
Yes, I'm curious too, I would love to hear people's expreiences since I have acne(and I notice a lot of scars!). But I heard about a drastic procedure called Dermabrasion done at a laser surgeon's office(I think...I'm not sure actually)Has anyone ever done major procedures to treat Acne scars?
I went to see a Dr. about the Fraxel Laser the treatment cost 2,700 for 5 treatments. I'm in the process of saving money to have it done. I will let you know how well it works. Report Abuse
I researched different procedures for my college age son. His acne scars are also on his cheeks and just a couple deeper pitted areas.
The microdermabrasion helped some and also acid peels.
We had a consultation with a well know plastic surgeon. He recommended dermabrasion. It appeared to be the answer but it was too invasive at this time. The cost was approximately $5K. The recovery is much longer- about a month. It is imperative to stay out of the sun permanently. Your face will be like new pink baby skin. This may be ok for females who can wear makeup, but my son elected to wait and try something else.
We will continue to research laser treatments as the next step.
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