How Long Does It Take For Glycolic Treatment To Work On Acne Scars?
Monday, February 1st, 2010 at
7:34 pm
Hi, I just began Glycolic treatment with my dermatologist and was wondering how long it will take for the glycolic treatment to begin working n when the acne marks will go away. I have only been to 2 sessions n i haven’t seen a difference. Can somebody give me an idea?
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see your dermotologist
Hi Malaika,
Some points you should considere about glycolic acid in order to get rid of acne.
Glycolic acid is good at reducing oil on the surface, restoring the skins natural pH and causing the outer layer of skin to exfoliate.
On the other side glycolic is not as effective on deeper skin issues like mild to severe acne, cystic acne, acne scars, wrinkles, etc.
So you must check what´s your case. Anyway rembember that medications and creams only treat the symptoms and not the underlying cause and this is the reason why acne keeps coming back.
If you are interest to know how to treat the roots of the problem there’s a really great article on this website about how one student clears up acne in few days and stops them from ever coming back without using any creams or drugs!
http://tiny.cc/how_to_get_rid_of_acne
Expensive these treatments are, I did 15 sessions of TCP and Glycolic with other treatments, I got darker and look like a chimp now..
I was about to sue them, they have offered to return the money.. recently I stumbled upon http://www.fastacnetreatment.org and after reading some real struggle from acne, I used what the women recommended, and there is lot of improvement…wow…give it a weeks time, and see for yourself..
http://www.fastacnetreatment.org good luck.
Many months, and generally you won’t know how well it’s really working for you until after about 6 months of treatments.
It won’t get rid of the scars completely, though, no matter how long you do it. They’ll look better, but still be there.
http://www.byebye-acne.com