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Acne vulgaris

2022-03-15 19:15:06
I have been recommended by my dermat to use elastril cream for acne scars! How will it help? And how much time will it take ? Will it go completely?
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Hello mam Elastril cream is used for stretch marks and scars It should be used for at least 4 to 6 months to see better results
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Continue using it and if u want faster results then u can go for procedures like MNRF or CO2 laser or Dermaroller

Answered2022-03-16 04:16:48

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Acne scars treatment depends upon scars type There is different treatment available according to scars that contains medication as well as procedures

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No cream can cure acne scars completely. It would just help reduce appearance. You can go and ask for better treatment options like CO2 laser resurfacing or Dermaroller Therapy. 

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