How to Examining Acne Scars?
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Do you know that acne can have lingering long-term effects - acne scars?
You may not be worry that there are lots of ways to stop or prevent acne from scarring. But if you already have scars, you should examining whether it is really a acne scar or not before you do any acne scar treatment.
Acne scars are caused by the someone body response to injury caused by inflammatory acne lesions. Normally, acne scaring results from severe nodular acne that occurs deep in the skin. Acne scarring also may arise from more superficial inflamed lesions. In other hand, scarring is a process in which are collagen is laid down to heal an injury.
Acne scar can be in different appearances:
- acne scar may be flat;
- acne scar that bulge out like lumps;
- acne scar that form indentations or pits;
- acne scar can be skin colored, whitish, purple, red, or darker that normal skin.
There are ’scars’ which are not really an acne scars. It happened when after acne lesion has healed. It lease a pink, red, purple, or darkly mark on your skin. These marks are actually called macules. Macules are spots that indicated a temporary color change of the skin. It is not acne scars!
Especially in darker-skinned people, the marks tend to be darker than the normal skin color of the person. It will hang around longer. This is known as post-inflammatory hyper-pigmentation (PIP). It is an after-effect from healing acne lesion itself. Unless the pigment winds up deep in the dermis, otherwise you need not worry as it will be fade in time.
Acne scar treatments require that your skin is free of active acne so if you still break out you will have to address that first. You have to know what to do to get your skin clear. Once it is clear, you can decide whether an acne scar treatment is right for you.
