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Chickenpox pitted scar
I have two little chickenpox pitted scars on my face can be seen under lightening. Is there any way it can be improved or treat ?
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Chickenpox pitted scars can be improved but not fully erased. Options include: • Microneedling / Dermaroller – helps collagen remodeling • Fractional CO₂ / Er:YAG laser – effective for pitted scars • Chemical peels – mild improvement in skin texture • Fillers / Subcision – for deeper scars Best treatment depends on scar depth and skin type. As a medical Cosmetologist, I deal with scar patients everyday and chickenpox scars are very common and can be treated with proper treatment and guidance.
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Kindly book an online consultation for further evaluation and management.
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There are various modalities.need to see the scar.consult online
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Undergo fraxel laser resurfacing therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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If it is a pitted scar, treatments that buil collagen will help imporve the scar. Please visit in person or take online consultation for the same.
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Hello 👋 Various treatment modalities are available depending on site and severity of condition Like laser, needling, chemical peels and TCA cross Can reduce and improve the texture of the skin
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do consult online Dermatologist for better cosmetic results
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Better to get laser treatment
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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