Acne Scars From Chicken Pox!!

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Takella L.

Feb 24, 2013

Takella L.

Is a chemical peel the best way to get rid of what they so call craters in your face? I caught chicken pox as a kid & I still have the scars from them in my face!! Someone honestly tell me what to do!!

Takella L.

Feb 24, 2013

Takella L.

Does anyone have any suggestions??

Kathryn L.

Feb 24, 2013

Kathryn L.

They can help definitely. I would recommend laser resurfacing however. I had 3 particular chicken pock scars on my face and the laser resurfacing really really helped. Retin A is also a great topical to start out with and see how much of the scarring you can reduce before doing laser.

Takella L.

Feb 24, 2013

Takella L.

Ok thanks Kathryn!!

Kelli M.

Feb 24, 2013

Kelli M.

I posted on another acne thread pure pomegranate oil and coconut oil are good pomegranate actually softens the skin as a natural lubricant and helps scar reduction

Lolli S.

Feb 25, 2013

Lolli S.

Where do you buy that?

Heather K.

Feb 25, 2013

Heather K.

Google beautyoils.co, just like it says on the label ;)

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