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  5. I have had acne vulgaris and acne marks on my face for many years. I have been taking Acnestar 20 and using Faceclin A gel for the last three months, but the scars are still visible. Is there any low-cost treatment to reduce these acne marks?

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I have had acne vulgaris and acne marks on my face for many years. I have been taking Acnestar 20 and using Faceclin A gel for the last three months, but the scars are still visible. Is there any low-cost treatment to reduce these acne marks?

Asked by Female, 33 · 2 months ago

Dr. S Aneela

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

2 months ago

Acne marks and scars may take several months to fade, even after acne improves. Gentle skin care, regular use of sunscreen, and avoiding squeezing pimples may help prevent further marks. Some simple topical treatments may gradually improve the appearance of scars over time. Consult a doctor to check the type of scars and suggest an affordable treatment.
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  1. Topical Treatments
    a. Consider over-the-counter creams with vitamin C, niacinamide, or alpha hydroxy acids to lighten acne marks.

  2. Chemical Peels
    a. Use mild glycolic acid peels available for home use to improve skin texture and reduce marks.

  3. Sun Protection
    a. Apply sunscreen daily to prevent darkening of acne marks and aid healing.

  4. Lifestyle and Skincare Habits
    a. Practice gentle cleansing and moisturizing.
    b. Avoid picking at scars to support skin repair.

  5. When to See a Specialist
    a. Consult a dermatologist if marks persist for treatments like microneedling or laser therapy.

Answered 2 months ago