I have many ace scars on my face, indents. Is there a natural way to get rid of them?

Something homemade maybe. I don't want to have to get a chemical peel.I have many ace scars on my face, indents. Is there a natural way to get rid of them?
As a sufferer I have found the best is MD forte which has glycolic acid. Also if you go to a dermatologist get them to prescribe Retin-A micro gel - this stuff is amazing!!


good luckI have many ace scars on my face, indents. Is there a natural way to get rid of them?
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U can use anything that contains vitamin C and E.
i guess scars, try neosporin every morning, before you leave for work/school. i do that every time i start picking at them, and usually it goes away in a couple of days. without scars! yay!
They have laser treatments that u don't even feel at all. I'm not sure how much they r, but I'm guessing around $400.00 a treatment.





P.S. They get rid of scars fast. It's worth the money. Also, any kind of make-up will cover scars.
sorry, but take it from a long time acne sufferer- most homemade things dont work, and there is nothing homemade that even claims to get rid of scars of any type.
try using cocoa butter or Shea butter
home made no but you can try exfol serum and supper peptides check out skinbio.com Dr. Loren Pickard is amazing and the prices aren't bad either I've been using these products and they are working but if you decide to use them don't expect your scars to go away over nite it takes time.
I heard that Glycolic acid is Very good with acne/acne scars..reducing pores..refines your skin,and so one it suppose to give you a flawless look.Give it a try.
Vitamin E oil - helps with scarring and plumping pockets
No !


try laser if you are not comfortable with chemical peel
time and neosporin(which is not natural)
The best you can do is try and get your skin to regenerate some collagen to plump up those areas...





I'd try an exfoliation scrub for your face (I've heard you can use light grains, and anything like that as an exfoliator, but I'd go buy it just in case, because it can really mess up your skin and be too harsh for it).





If you wear makeup, try wearing makeup filler products that prep and prime your face (www.sephora.com), and then wear makeup over that. The primer fills in the lines and acne scars and makes wearing makeup look a lot smoother on your face, rather than sinking into your skin and creating pit marks.





But other than chemical peels, or collagen fillers, etc... it'd be hard to get your skin to plump up.