I've been in the industry for more than 30 years, and I've been battling acne pits for over 30 years.
At present, the methods of acne pits have become more and more clear, including fractional laser, ion beam, microneedling, subcutaneous peeling, filling, etc.
I also often encounter beauty seekers who want to solve multiple types of acne pits with one method, but it is very difficult.
Because there are many types of acne pits, and pits of different shapes and depths correspond to different problems under the skin, we need to choose the most suitable means to solve the problem jointly according to their respective situations.
1. Roller-like acne pits, large area, often subcutaneous adhesions, and may even be accompanied by loss of tissue volume. In order to do this, we need to use subcutaneous peeling to break the adhesions and fit in if necessary.
2. Icicle-like acne pits have small and deep openings, and although they seem to be small, they are often difficult to reach by laser.
Therefore, experienced doctors will choose to combine it with water glow, which can reach the bottom of the acne pit and stimulate collagen regeneration.
Fills and moisturizes, visually improves pores: long-lasting watery glow (micro-crosslinking).
Stimulation of indentation: Combined with **microneedling radiofrequency to stimulate collagen regeneration,**3-6 weeks after microneedling, combined with collagen water injection.
3. Most of the van-like acne pits are inverted trapezoidal and shallow than icicles. For such pits, fractional lasers or ion beams are often used to smooth the pits by grinding the rim of the pit and thermal stimulation at the bottom of the pit.
For those patients with few pits but recurrent breakouts, enlarged pores, and excessive oil production, we use microneedling to improve the fineness and prevent acne from leaving acne pits.
Finally, the effectiveness of acne pits** depends on the individual's ability to repair. Don't give up easily just because it doesn't work once, stick to it, there will always be gains.
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