You should be cleansing and moisturizing every day and exfoliating at least once a week. Consider using a higher SPF on the blemishes as scar tissue is tender and can burn easily, making the scars more noticeable. If your scarring is from burns , injury, surgery or other traumatic causes, you should talk to a professional about the best kind of treatment for your skin. If you're not willing to wait for time to do her job on your scars, there are a number of treatments you can buy. In a procedure called dermabrasion, plastic surgeons can sand down the skin, usually to the level of blood and fluids, and then apply a strong chemical peel .
Doctors can also use laser beams to resurface the skin.
But both of these methods are invasive, quite costly, take weeks to months to heal and have at least a 50 percent chance of a resulting pigmentation disorder, which means either a lightening or brown spotting of the treated skin. At a fraction of the cost I suggest microdermabrasion as the best method to reduce the appearance of superficial and acne scarring. Microdermabrasion is an affordable alternative to plastic surgery and you don't have to miss work or school because there's no recovery time. In my experience, this treatment produces the best results. The microdermabrasion treatment that I offer is pretty standard for the procedure.