How to effectively remove acne pits? Two different forms of acne pit removal methods

Often, acne patients will have acne pits if they do not pay attention to skin care. So how to remove acne pits on the face? Now I will introduce you to the method of removing acne scars, let’s take a look.

How to effectively remove acne scars?

Causes of acne pits: Infection, inflammation or external force squeezing

If acne is not treated promptly and appropriately during its development, the inflammation of skin cells will lead to local necrosis and liquefaction of skin tissue, causing defects in subcutaneous tissue and producing scars, which are acne pits.

The more severe the inflammatory response during an acne attack, the more damage to the skin tissue will occur, and the more severe the acne scars that may be left behind in the future will be.

The most important symptom of acne pits is that almost all of the face and the areas around the pores are concave. Acne scars are not obvious if you don't look closely, but they can be seen from a close distance. The shape is the same as orange peel, with large pores and a pit in each pore, but the pits are relatively small, and the distribution of the pits is uneven and irregular.

There is also a special group of people, such as people with scar-prone physique. If they have any scars on their face or body, they will not form depressed wounds, but will form hypertrophic scars that bulge upwards.

Removal of depressed acne pits:

By using cell repair products to promptly repair cell necrosis caused by inflammation, the severity of acne scars can be minimized.

In addition, using products containing fruit acid can stimulate the regeneration of collagen and cells, and can also reduce acne scars.

Once acne scars are formed, using skin care products for a short period of time can only minimize the acne scars, but cannot remove them.

If you want to completely remove acne scars, you can only use medical beauty methods such as laser or skin peeling to truly stimulate cell regeneration from the dermis, fill damaged wounds, and repair acne scars.

Removal of convex and concave hyperplasia acne pits:

This type of scar is the exact opposite of a pit-shaped scar. It is an overly thickened scar that leaves obvious red protrusions where acne occurred. It looks red and swollen, and what’s more serious is that it will slowly grow due to scratching or external stimulation.

It often occurs in people with special physical conditions. Because the fibroblasts in the dermis of their skin are too active, they overreact during the wound healing process. As a result, after the dermis is injured due to inflammation, it does not become concave but bulges out, turning into hypertrophic skin tissue hyperplasia. This is no longer a problem that can be solved by skin care products. You must go to the hospital and use medical treatment in time.