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Kelsey J.

Jan 9, 2016

Kelsey J.

About a year ago I was on birth control that gave me horrible cystic acne like the under the skin painful ones.. It was a shot that lasted 3 months so I couldn't really stop the estrogen and hormones from being imbalanced after that point.. My poor skin was left the scars and a few of the are gone but they are some that refuse to go away.. I just started like literally tonight the advanced night serum from Estée Lauder and I have been using the dark spot corrector from Clinique. I just didn't know if there was anything else out there.. Or if you guys could look at my skin and tell me exactly what kind of scarring this is.. Lol I have not been to a dermatologist I just never have time.

Kelsey J.

Jan 9, 2016

Kelsey J.

Okay I just realized you really can't see them in that pic so

Katica L.

Jan 9, 2016

Katica L.

I have no idea what kind of scaring you may have, but I know somethings that would help, an exfoliating facewash would help break down the scar tissue; or a remedy like lemon juice, honey, and sugar would do the same thing as well as lemon naturally lightens your skin.

Em L.

Jan 10, 2016

Em L.

Have you looked into the brand Neo Strata? I personally have never used their products but heard they work wonders for acne scarring and clearing up skin!

patty s.

Jan 10, 2016

patty s.

This girl uses a derma roller and vitamin E. She has a before and after pictures. 
https://youtu.be/TUPvbEmba08

Sara D.

Jan 10, 2016

Sara D.

I haven't tried it yet but I hear glycolic acid helps nip+fab have a good glycolic range I'm going to try out

Bailey G.

Jan 11, 2016

Bailey G.

Vitamin C is good for reducing the appearance of acne scars. Lumene is a good line that has a lot of brightening, vitamin C products :)

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