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Acne scars
Dr prescribed azelaic acid 15% gel, a ret gel 0.025% ahaglow foaming s face wash this medicine taking from two months, deriva ms cream already used six months, acne scars and acne not cured which type of acne scars present, which is best procedure for this type of acne scars, without procedure acne scars cured by only medicine and creams, is it possible to cure acne scars 100% by any procedure
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Yes...Undergo fraxel laser resurfacing therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation
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I can still see active acne on the left face. Creams don't help much with acne . There are numerous procedures for acne scars..CO2 lasers to microneedling..and much more .but no point taking treatment when you are still getting acne and might continue getting and them leaving scars.
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do consult online to treat active acne present and further management of acne scars
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Dr. Veman Enthangi
Dermatologist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Creams doesn't help you much in scars. Better to go for laser or mnrf. With any procedure scar can be improved to a max of 70 to 80% not 100 %
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