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How does a dermatologist treat different types of acne scars on dark skin tones?
When it comes to treating acne scars and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, working with a dermatologist is always the best option. Dr. Green is an expert in treating active acne breakouts and residual acne scars, and she routinely helps patients suffering from acne and acne scars to restore a clear, smooth, healthy complexion completely. Additionally, by working with an expert dermatologist like Dr. Green, you’ll receive tailored guidance that can quickly and safely reduce the appearance of skin discoloration and dark spots without risking additional irritation or damage to the skin and with optimal results.
It is important that prior to the treatment of acne scars, all active acne breakouts are resolved effectively. This will help prevent the development of new acne scars and provide the most optimal cosmetic results overall. This is especially important for patients with darker skin tones, who may be more prone to conditions such as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and keloid scarring. Some cosmetic procedures are designed to minimize the appearance of acne scars by causing controlled trauma to the skin, stimulating the natural wound-healing process of the skin, and causing an increased amount of collagen production. These procedures can sometimes result in the formation of keloid scars in patients who have an increased propensity for keloids. If you have a history of keloid scars, you must discuss this with your dermatologist before undergoing any cosmetic procedures for the treatment of acne scars. If acne scars are present on the skin in the form of keloid scars, Dr. Green is able to shrink the scar tissue by injecting them with a small amount of steroids.
Dr. Green is a revered cosmetic dermatologist with over 25 years of experience treating patients with acne and acne scars of all varying skin tones and skin types. For her patients with darker skin tones who are seeking a solution to the appearance of stubborn acne scars, Dr. Green may recommend treatments such as subcision in tandem with dermal fillers, trichloroacetic acid chemical peels, Cosmelan depigmenting peels, eMatrix Sublative laser treatment, or microneedling treatments. The most appropriate cosmetic treatments will vary depending on the types of acne scars that are present on the skin, and Dr. Green always customizes the treatment plans of her patients to be best suited to them personally. Below is a guide that discusses some of Dr. Green’s preferred treatment methods for minimizing the appearance of acne scars in patients with dark skin.
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