Scar removal does not have to consist of painful and expensive laser therapy. However, it is going to take more than just scar creams and onion extract or vitamin E. The good news is that scar removal can take place in the comforts of your own home regardless of what your dermatologist may have told you. Your dermatologist will recommend medicated creams or refer you to a laser therapy treatment because that is how they make money. Truthfully, eliminating scars does not have to be painful, and it does not have to cost you an arm and a leg. Scars are not permanent, and unlike the popular myths, you do not need invasive surgery or medicated creams.
You may have acne scars, hyperpigmentation, or scars for some other reason, but if you wear more clothing than you are comfortable in because of this nuisance, then it is time you are alleviated of your burden. Right? The scars you have might not even be your own fault and acne scars are a perfect example of this. I mean, if you are a man, you may be able to live with them, but scars can be very detrimental to a woman’s self-esteem and lead to unhealthy levels of insecurity. This is why I wanted to share this information, but if you have a high pain tolerance and the money to spare, laser scar removal treatments are certainly very effective.
Scar removal can be accomplished several different ways where the discoloration is eliminated and the smooth, natural texture of the healthy skin returns. Hyperpigmentation is often the result of older scars, and this can be treated just as effectively as the redness and discoloration of skin caused by recent damage.
For those of you would prefer to remove scars naturally, there are ways to do it that are dermatologist approved and clinically proven to work. They even work for skin damage that you may have thought to be irreparable. Here is a list of scars that can be remedied naturally:
- Acne
- Keloid
- Burns
- Cuts
- Stretch marks
- Hypopigmentation (lighter discoloration)
- Hyperpigmentation (darker discoloration)
- Sunken/recessed
- Hypertrophic/raised
Hopefully this information was of some help to you. If you need more details, perhaps you would like to read the report on how to heal your skin damage at home? Click here for the medical research on scar removal and see whether your skin damage is reversible. If you happen to find that it helps, or if you find better information elsewhere, it would be much appreciated by many if you would share you experience or knowledge here in the comments. Thank you
