Acne ( acne pimples) happen when the hair follicles (or "pores") on the skin become stopped with oil and dead skin cells. A stopped follicle is the ideal spot for microorganisms to develop and make the red knocks and discharge filled red knocks known as acne scar treatment pimples.

What Are the Different Types of Acne scars pimples?

Acne scars pimples comes in different forms:

• Mild acne: this causes the whiteheads or blackheads that most of us get at some point
• Moderate acne: this can cause red, inflamed pimples (called papules) and red pimples with white centers (called pustules)
• Severe acne: this causes painful, pus-filled cysts or lumps (called nodules) under the skin

Most serious scarring is caused by the more severe forms of acne, with nodules more likely to leave permanent scars than other types of acne.

The best approach is to get treatment for acne scars soon after it appears to prevent further severe acne  and more scarring. If you have nodules, see your doctor or dermatologist for treatment.

Treating Acne Scars

Most of the time, those reddish or brownish acne scars marks that are left behind after pimples clear up will fade with no need for treatment. Picking or squeezing acne scar treatment can increase the risk for scarring, though.

Acne scars take two forms:

A person's acne pimples needs to be under control before scars can be treated.

Mild vs. Severe Acne Scars

Treatments depend on how severe the acne scars are. In some cases, a doctor or dermatologist may suggest a chemical peel or microdermabrasion to help improve the appearance of scarred areas. These milder acne scar treatments can be done right in the office.

For serious scarring from previous bouts with acne, several types of acne scar treatment can help:

• Laser resurfacing. This procedure can be done in the doctor's or dermatologist's office. The laser removes the damaged top layer of skin and tightens the middle layer, leaving skin smoother. It can take anywhere from a few minutes to an hour. The doctor will try to lessen any pain by first numbing the skin with local anesthesia. It usually takes between 3 and 10 days for the skin to heal completely.
• Dermabrasion. This treatment uses a rotating wire brush or spinning diamond instrument to wear down the surface of the skin. As the skin heals, a new, smoother layer replaces the abraded skin. It may take a bit longer for skin to heal using dermabrasion — usually between 10 days and 3 weeks.
• Fractional laser therapy. This type of treatment works at a deeper level than laser resurfacing or dermabrasion, Because fractional laser therapy doesn't wound the top layer of tissue, healing time is shorter. Someone who has had this type of treatment may just look a bit sunburned for a couple of days.

For "rolling" scars, doctors sometimes inject material under the scar to raise it to the level of normal skin. Finally, in some cases, a doctor may recommend surgery to remove deeply indented scars.

One thing you shouldn't do to deal with acne scars is load up your face with masks or fancy lotions — these won't help and may irritate your skin further, making the scars red and even more noticeable.

If you have a red or brownish mark on your face that you got from a bad zit, it should eventually fade. However, it may take 12 months or longer. If you're upset about acne scars marks, talk to your doctor, who might have advice on what you can do.

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