Acne Scar Healing Methods

You are grateful to no longer have acne (4-home-remedies-for-acne), but unfortunately there are still remnants of your acne in the form of scars. Some of the scars are more visible than others, but no mater how visible they are, you want to get rid of all of them and have nice clear skin. Thus, you want to know what options are available for acne scar healing.

About Acne Scar Healing

Something that some people try and do for acne scar healing is go tanning. Whether directly out in the sun or in a tanning bed. This is not actually a form of acne scar healing at all, because tanning damages the layers of your skin. These people think that they can hide the scars with the tan, but actually some forms of tanning will actually make the acne scars more visible.

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Healing is the complex and dynamic process that results in the restoration of anatomical continuity and function. There are four basic responses that can occur following an injury: (1) Normal repair is the response where there is a re-established equilibrium between scar formation and scar remodeling. (2) Excessive healing (fibrosis and contractures), there is too much deposition of connective tissue that results in altered structure and thus loss of function. (3) Deficient healing (as in chronic ulcers) is the opposite of fibrosis; it exists when there is insufficient deposition of connective tissue matrix and the tissue is weakened and fragile to the point where it can bruise and bleed easily. (4) Regeneration with scarless healing and complete restoration of function as it occurs in the foetus during the early stages of gestation.

Skin Deformation and the Scarring Process

All types of scars respond well to the following acne scar healing method

Gentle home exfoliation by the action of enzymes to reduce scars

BIOSKINCARE CREAM brings you the ONLY skin renewal product that incorporates natural skin renewal activators and biological enzymes that gently dissolve or "digest" the damaged or worn out cells while at the same time triggers the proliferation of fibroblasts that give rise to new connective tissues and hydrating molecules within the skin: new collagen and elastin cells and glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans. The result is a coordinated biological regulation of the skin renewal process and thus acne scar healing and advanced skin rejuvenation.

Structure of Protein
Proteins are long chains of amino acids linked by peptide bonds. During hydrolysis these peptide bonds are broken into shorter parts --peptides, polypeptides and amino acids.

Enzymatic Hydrolyzate
Enzymatic hydrolysis is achieved by proteases present in the in the biological compound we collect from live snails (collagenase and gellatinase enzymes that modify (breakdown) proteins. Enzymatic hydrolysis increases the number of molecules in solution by splitting proteins into peptides. Upon enzymatic hydrolysis of the peptide bonds in a protein, new amino groups are released - one amino group for each peptide bond broken.

The beauty and genius of nature's most complete and balanced biological skin revival serum is that it works by creating an equivalent of a NON TRAUMA exfoliation which means that your skin will react to the messanger molecules and the enzymes that recognize and degrade damaged cells and non functional tissues by activating its own biological response modifiers thereby supporting your body's immune system and repair mechanisms to treat skin injuries (cuts, bruises, abrasions, acne lesions, scars, wounds, burns), dysfunctional tissues (keratosis, keloid and hypertrophic scars, excess dryness) and prevent over reactions that further destroy tissues and immune-mediated inflammatory skin disorders (inflammatory acne, rosacea, eczema and most dermatitis reactions).

And it will do so in an environment that has also been provided with all the molecule messengers that are necessary for a) the recognition of those cells and tissues that are damaged and need to be "digested" by the enzymes and b) an orchestrated regeneration or biosynthesis of new healthy tissues and with antioxidants that limit damage from free radical generation from the cells that participate in the immune system and create them to fight invading microbes.

When the enzymes "digest" or dissolve the topmost micron of skin (part of the outer layer that is no thicker than a sheet of paper, slowly and over a period of time) unlike all other such methods as glycolic acid peels, dermabrasion or laser resurfacing, there is no heat and blistering, so there is nothing to heal.

When you burn your skin, your body creates healing protein like collagen and elastin bands, pus, melanin, water, and antibodies (inflamm-aging) that rush to the aid of the trauma. In that case, there actually IS a burn to tend to...

However, during your BIOSKINCARE™ treatment, there is NOT any burn or trauma repair. The proteins that transport the repair elements to the epidermis and underlying stratum corneum are flooded with your own molecules and DNA. The new skin growth that is waiting to be exposed is not only smoother and tighter on its own, but it has just been soaked with those reparative proteins and water holding molecules that hydrated your skin and flooded to the surface to come to the aid of the 'NON TRAUMA EXFOLIATION'.

For hard, rough and old scars clinical trials have shown that the best results from chemical, physical exfoliation or laser treatments is achieved when the treatment is combined with SKIN REGENERATING ACTIVATORS. The reason is after the skin has been damaged by exfoliators it is IMPERATIVE that skin healing progresses at a quick pace.

Acne scar healing is a highly ordered systemic process that involves the coordinated regulation of cell proliferation and migration, and tissue remodeling.

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Skin Exfoliation usually only involves removal of dead skin cells. BIOSKINCARE™ is unlike any other exfoliation treatment available today because BIOSKINCARE™ is the only system that gently exfoliates with ENZYMES & NATURAL SKIN RENEWAL ACTIVATORS that signal your system to get rid of damaged skin cells and target the cells that play the biggest role in keeping skin young, the fibroblasts, which are deep down in the mesoderm (middle layer) and stimulate them to reproduce all the structural components of healthy skin. And the whole process is coordinated at the pace needed to restore a healthy and beautiful skin naturally.

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The Skin Renewal Activators are natural skin regenerating peptides and glycomolecules that signal your body to accelerate skin renewal . The same molecules are found in healthy human skin when it is wounded. They coordinate and regulate cell proliferation and migration and tissue remodeling. But as we age these regulatory growth factors slow down their activity and it is necessary to supply them topically to achieve the same skin renewal achieved by youngsters.

Reaching the fibroblasts

The point is enzymes help the peptides and glyco messengers to reach the fibroblasts. Skin is not fragile but admirably tough, more a barrier than a membrane. That's why the outer (and toughest) layer, the stratum corneum, is also called the horny layer. It's about ten microns thick -a lot in the dermatology world-and consists of layers of the same dead cells (corneocytes) that compose fingernails. The horny layer is often compared to a brick-and-mortar construction: The large cells of the epidermis are packed tightly together, while the small spaces between them are filled with fats (lipids). The design is foolproof: The corneocytes keep foreign material out, and the lipids make sure water stays in. The second layer (the epidermis) is about 80µm micrometres or microns thick. The third layer (the dermis) contains the capillaries and nerve endings and is several millimeters thick.

A micrometre is one-millionth of a metre - one-thousandth of a millimetre. One micron is about a tenth of the diameter of a droplet of mist or fog. It can be written in scientific notation as 1×10−6 m, meaning 1 / 1,000,000 m.

Yet it's on this hard ground that most products are meant to work. Most skin-care products focus on moisturizing the 'dead' layer of the skin, the 10 microns or so that require water so they don't feel dry, but that is not enough and in most cases it is deleterious for it ends wetting the skin too much.

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The combination of tough stratum corneum layer and live epidermis makes it extremely difficult for external substances to penetrate skin. Traditionally, only small water-soluble molecules are able to diffuse slowly into the skin. Physical exfoliation of 10 or so microns, specially of rough scar tissues helps active ingredients to penetrate more easily the outer layer of the skin into the epidermis and the basal layer, while they also polish the surface and make it softer and look and feel more even. If scars are new and damage to skin is minor, or for routine exfoliation the action of the enzymes in BIOSKINCARE is best.

Other options for acne scar healing:

When acne leaves unsightly and even disfiguring scars behind, acne scar healing prcedures can make all the difference. Over time, cosmetic surgeons have used various techniques to tackle ugly acne scars and the science of acne scar healing has evolved considerably. In the past, dermabrasion was a preferred method. This entailed removing the scarred topmost layer of the skin via a sanding procedure. Understandably, this procedure was quite painful and doctors often employed local anesthesia while using it on patients. The skin would look raw and be painfully tender for quite a while after dermabrasion, too. New, unscarred skin often took months to grow back after this procedure.

Many doctors used chemical peels to achieve acne scar healing. This procedure was also quite drastic, because it used chemicals that caused the skin to blister and finally peel off. Other procedures included punch replacement grafting and soft tissue filling.

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Because of the radical nature of some of these procedures for acne scar healing, the coming of new laser techniques was a very welcome development. With these laser procedures, the doctor retains complete control over the procedure and no blood loss at all occurs. Surgeons now use laser resurfacing to treat many other kinds of skin flaws such as wrinkles and sunburns, too. In fact, modern laser surgery is so precise that surgeons even use them to correct eye defects.

1.- Chemical peel
An acid is applied to your skin so that the upper layers of skin are peeled of and the skin is forced to regenerate. This will only work in terms of acne scar healing if the scars do not permeate many different skin layers.

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2.- Punch Excision
This method of surgically correcting acne scars is used on deep scars such as icepick and deep boxcar scars. This procedure uses a punch biopsy tool which is basically a round, sharp "cookie-cutter" tool that comes in diameters ranging from 1.5 mm to 3.5 mm. The size of the tool is matched to the size of the scar to include the walls of the scar. Under local anesthesia the scar is excised with the punch tool and the skin edges are sutured together. The newly produced scar eventually fades and may not be noticeable. If it is noticeable, it is more amenable now to resurfacing techniques.

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3.- Punch Excision with Skin Graft Replacement
With this method the scar is excised with the punch tool as above. Instead of suturing the skin edges together, the defect is filled with a punch skin graft usually taken from behind the ear. With this procedure a color and texture difference may be noticeable, but a skin resurfacing technique can be used 4-6 weeks after the grafting to correct this difference.

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4.- Punch Elevation
This method of surgically correcting acne scars is used on deep boxcar scars that have sharp edges and normal appearing bases. The same punch tool as above is used to excise the base of the scar leaving the walls of the scar intact. The excised base is then elevated to the surface of the skin and attached with sutures, steri-strips, or skin glue called Dermabond. This method lessens the risk of color or texture differences as can be seen with graft replacement, and lessens the risk of producing a visible scar as can be seen when wound edges are sutured.

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5.- Subcutaneous Incision
Subcutaneous incision, also known as Subcision, is used to break up the fibrous bands that cause rolling scars. Subcision is performed under local anesthesia by inserting a specially beveled needle under the skin so that it is parallel to the skin surface. Staying in the plane between the dermis and the subcutaneous tissue, the needle is gently advanced and retracted in a piston-like motion cutting the tethering bands. This procedure causes bruising which fades after about 1 week. The risks of subcision include bleeding and the formation of subcutaneous nodules. Bleeding can be controlled with proper use of anesthetics and bandaging, and the subcutaneous nodules can be treated with injection of corticosteroids into the nodule.

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6.- Laser treatment for acne scar healing is a treatment done in much the same way as fine line and wrinkle removal. Lasers work by essentially burning the top layers of skin to a precise depth. The skin then heals replacing the burned layers with newer appearing skin. The correct post-operative care of skin that has undergone laser resurfacing is a very important factor in determining the success of the procedure. Lasers promote new collagen growth, filling scars from the inside out. Brown and red discoloration left from acne scars are removed using treatments similar to the removal of pigmented lesions and vascular lesions.

There have been a number of exciting advances in laser medicine which have resulted in vast improvements in the ability of doctors to treat acne scars. There are a whole range of lasers that can be used to treat acne scars. In the early days of laser medicine they used a Carbon Dioxide laser, which destroys the surface of the skin. There's a prolonged healing period, about a week to ten days, during which the skin is open. Additionally there's a reasonable risk of side-effects with CO2 laser, such as permanent whitening of the skin and scarring.

Dermatologists now use non-ablative lasers *, which, unlike CO2, do not remove the top layers of the skin and are non-destructive. These lasers have a lot less risk and are more effective at treating acne scarring than the ablatives. One treatment of choice for acne scarring is pulsed-dye laser. One of the benefits of the pulsed-dye laser is that it can take the redness out of the acne scars. Since often acne scars are red, this can very quickly, within a month, improve the appearance of acne scars tremendously.

* Non-ablative lasers leave the surface layer of skin intact while ablative lasers remove it. They work by delivering energy to the deeper layers of the skin, without disrupting the surface.

Another type of laser that's been used to treat acne scars recently is the fractionated laser, such as Fraxel® or Affirm®. Fractionated laser treatments have been reported to produce remodeling in acne scars without the downtime of ablative resurfacing.

A week after the initial non-ablative treatment, you'll begin seeing collagen remodeling which continues for about three months. Ttypically four treatments are administer at monthly intervals.

Pain is minimal. Generally patients find the pain associated with acne scar healing quite tolerable. While each person is different, and has their own threshold for pain, laser treatment is usually well-handled.

Generally the recovery time for laser treatment is minimal. Following acne scar healing treatment there may be some redness and some swelling for a few days, which will usually then subside.

Accutane can be a miracle cure for acne, but dermatologists don't laser people typically within six months of having Accutane. The reason for this is that Accutane can cause increased scarring from any kind of injury or trauma and laser can be viewed by the skin as a type of injury.

7.- Dermal Fillers
There are many types of dermal fillers that can be injected into acne scars to raise the surface of the skin and give a smoother look. Examples of dermal fillers are fat, bovine collagen, human collagen, hyaluronic acid derivatives, and polytheyl-methacrylate microspheres with collagen. The injection of these materials does not permanently correct acne scars, so further injections are necessary.

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