Acne Treatment Malaysia – Remove and Heal Acne Permanently

The laser involves a concentrated laser beams usage for targeting the enlarged blood vessels.

On the other hand, Microneedling utilizes fine needles that create microscopic channels in the skin, which encourages the production of collagen. It's a treatment that can be used to reduce wrinkles, acne scars, stretch marks, and pigmentation.

Acne scarring is a result of the body working overtime to healing the wounds that acne causes.

As a result, excess collagen builds up within the skin and stays there, thus creating an acne scar.

Acne scar treatment works to lessen the appearance of scars left behind by acne breakouts. There are a number of options available:

• Dermabrasion – resurfaces the skin using a high-speed brush, which can reduce or remove scars. Takes several days to heal.
• Micro-dermabrasion – a less intensive form of dermabrasion that uses a small spray of tiny crystals to resurface the skin. While there is no downtime for this treatment, you may need more than one session.
• Chemical peels – a chemical is applied to the skin that removes the outermost layer to give it a more even and smoother appearance. You may experience some peeling and redness for a few days after.
• Retinoic acid – a cream that is applied directly to the acne scar and minimizes its appearance.
• Lasers – used to remove the skins outer layer, contour acne scars, and lighten the appearance of redness around acne scars. You may need more than one treatment and it may take a few days to heal.
• Fillers – works to fill out some acne scars using an injection of collagen, fat, or hyaluronic acid. The fillers will eventually be absorbed into the skin and injections will need to be repeated every few months. However, there is no downtime with this treatment.
• Punch excisions – a type of skin surgery that removes the acne scars by cutting out each scar. Holes left can be repaired via skin grafting or stitches.
• Skin grafting – a normal piece of skin is used to fill the scarred area.

One of the more preferred acne scar treatments is laser removal because is a non-invasive treatment.

It targets the deepest layers of the skin and can deeply penetrate scar tissue. It works by a laser beam that is divided into thousands of micro columns referred to as thermal treatment zones. They are capable of eradicating pigment cells while helping new collagen to form.

The beams stimulate the skin cells that form connective tissues and promote healing that replaces the lost elastin and collagen.

There are 2 categories of lasers used at Peters Radiant Clinic:

• Ablative – removes damaged tissue by vaporizing, evaporating, or melting the scar. This method has a longer recovery time.
• Non-Ablative – doesn't remove any tissue from the skin, however, it does boost the development of collagen. There is shorter recovery time, but results may not be as good compared to ablative.

Having an acne scar treatment can be very beneficial, especially laser scar treatments, which can be completed in 15 minutes, making it a convenient, quick option. Healing time is also faster with this option, as are the noticeable results.

Many acne scar treatments help to boost collagen production and cell regeneration, giving the skin a smoother appearance and reducing discoloration of scars.

Q. Can acne scars be healed?

A. Yes. Recent developments in laser treatment means that even severe acne scarring doesn't have to be permanent. At Peters Radiant, we have one of the best acne scar removal products in Malaysia.

Q. Can acne recur after laser treatments?

A. This depends on how well you follow your guidelines for post-treatment. It's important to devise a plan that will prevent acne in the future.

Q. How long is the recovery time for laser treatment?

A. This will depend on what type of laser treatment you have, as well as the scar type. Recovery can last from a couple of days to weeks with scarring that is severe.

Q. Is laser treatment painful?

A. There is very little with this treatment, which may feel like a mild stinging.