WHAT TO DO WITH ACNE SCARS

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If you have been going through the pain and discomfort of acne, or are going through it now, you know how embarrassing, painful and disfiguring it can be. You don’t have to live with acne all your life. What can you do, how can you get rid of the acne once and for all? Once you get rid of the acne, what about the scarring, how can you get rid of the scars?

Acne is caused by bacteria deep in the pores that cause the painful acne eruptions. Advances in laser therapy allow your doctor to position the laser deep in the pores of your skin and use the laser to purify and destroy the acne bacteria. The laser also tightens the skin, reduces the amount of oil your skin produces, evens out your skin tones and reduces breakouts. You will need repeated 30-60 minute acne treatment in San Diego procedure we offer, one of several to select from, until your acne is gone.

Once your acne is gone, you can get acne scar removal or reduction. This is again done with the laser at a deep pore level. The laser stimulates collagen production and corrects the scarring from the inside out. The outer layers of the skin are left intact, so no abrasion or peeling is needed. In addition the laser treatments will even out your skin tones, tighten skin and reduce fine lines and wrinkles. It normally takes 5 to 6 laser treatments that last about 15 to 60 minutes to attain the desired results. The length of treatment depends on the area you need to have treated. Treatments are normally spaced out once a month for 5-6 months until you are free of your acne scars.

There is help available for acne and acne scarring at Avalon Laser. Make an appointment today with Dr. Tigari today and find out what laser acne treatments can do for you. Call (619) 831-8964 or go online at and sign up for a free consultation appointment. You don’t have to live with the pain of acne or the acne scarring any longer, contact us for scar treatment in San Diego today.