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Review: Judicous Use of Acne Medications May Prevent Scarring

The Dermatology Digest

When it comes to acne scarring, an ounce of prevention is truly worth a pound of cure, finds new research in the Journal of Integrative Dermatology. Scarring is a known sequela of acne vulgaris and can often reduce a patient’s quality of life and self-image. 3% (Differin, Galderma) • Adapalene 0.3/Benzoyl

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Complementary and Alternative Therapies for Scarring Alopecia: What Does the Evidence Show?

The Dermatology Digest

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved therapies for scarring alopecia, and existing treatments are often ineffective, which is why many patients turn to complementary and alternative therapies. This proprietary botanical combination may hold promise for treating scarring alopecia. appeared first on The Dermatology Digest.

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Jill Waibel, MD, FAAD: Innovations in Laser Modalities for the Treatment of Scars

Dermatology Times

Waibel shared pearls in laser therapy and other scar treatment modalities in her talks at the American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting.

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Maximize Device Options for Acne and Acne Scarring

Dermatology Times

Treatments using lasers and microneedling for acne and acne scarring have grown in recent years, offering patients more options.

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Treating Acne Scars With Subcision

West Lake Dermatology

Acne scars can linger long after active breakouts have healed, leaving many people feeling frustrated with their skins appearance. These scars come in various forms, from shallow depressions to deep, tethered scars that alter the skins texture. What are Acne Scars?

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Acne Scars

First Derm

Acne Scars Medically reviewed by The Dermatologists and written by Dr. Aayushi Shah Acne Vulgaris (19) chin [ICD-10 L70.0] This in turn stimulates the wound healing process, which eventually ends in scar formation. Why do acne scars occur? Acne scars are a result of the body’s healing process. ICD-9: 706.1

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FDA Clears Sofwave SUPERB Applicator for the Treatment of Acne Scars

Dermatology Times

From its clinical study, 97% of patients saw improvement in acne scars after 3 treatment sessions.