Removing Acne Scars Once and For All.

                For those people who are suffering with acne scars, the ways to remove those acne scars once and for all are plentiful. You've got solutions from topical creams all the way to surgical procedures, all promising one thing, to remove acne scars. So how do you choose the right choice for you? It depends on a few certain characteristics and preferences, which I have listed below.

1.)    How bad are your acne scars? There are different levels of acne scars, and there severity is mostly dependent on genetics and how you treated your acne. Acne scars fall into two different categories: the type that results from loss of tissue and the kind that result from over production of tissue. Each requires a different type of treatment to remove the acne scars. Ice pick and Boxcar scars are two types of acne scars that are produced from the loss of tissue, which can be quite difficult to treat without the some form of tissue repairing procedure, like laser resurfacing and the like. Rolling and Keloid Scars are the types of acne scars that result from the over production of tissue. The way to fix this would be to injections or oral steroids to shrink down the scars.

2.)    How much money are you willing to spend? Some of these procedures that remove acne scarscan cost you a pretty penny. From Laser Resurfacing which can cost about $3000 to punch techniques which cost about $50 per punch (this is dependent on how many acne scars you have, and how deep they are) to topical treatments that can range anywhere from $50 to $100 per jar. So every acne scar treatment varies in price, and due to the fact that many of these acne scar treatments should be repeated, it could cost a small fortune for some of us. Most of the acne scar removal procedures need to be repeated a few times before they work. So not only are you giving someone a couple thousands of dollars once to use help in removing your acne scars, but this process has to be repeated on a regular basis.

                And these two characteristics and preferences listed above are on each other as well. If you have a tissue loss form of acne scars, then the procedure you would need may cost a little bit more than (due to having to be repeated) the excess tissue formed acne scars. Removing acne scars can be a very intense situation for the person with the scars. You may have constraints of money but know that your type of acne scars needs a certain treatment, and vice versa. Although the process of removing acne scars can be quite daunting, the outcome (to most) is worth going through the steps. So if you have been in the market for an acne scar solution, think to yourself what you can afford and how bad are your scars. These two questions will lead you on the road to success in the form of finally removing your acne scars for good.