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How to prevent a scar?


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If you have acne certainly your wish to know how to prevent a scar.
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It is a very difficult battle but if your problem is mild or moderate (characterized by blackheads, papules, pustules) and you start immediately after the acne injury, you can prevent the severity of most scars.

After an acne lesion has healed, generally you will see a red or hyperpigmented mark on the skin. This is not a scar; simply the skin goes through its healing and remodeling process, which takes approximately 6-12 months.

Rememeber: only if the color change or skin defect is still present after 1 year you have a real scar.

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The best way to prevent skin scars is to prevent acne lesions from occurring.

You have to understand the real factors that cause acne and find the treatment for your specific acne type.

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If you only have a mild acne with small lesions, such as blackheads, whiteheads or pustules i recommend you the following routine working very well in scar prevention: 

1) leave your skin breathe without bandages or cream to prevent scar caused from infection;

2) use Seaora , a soap was developed especially to treat acne by using natural minerals carefully extracted from Dead Sea water and mud.

3) avoid the sun on the damages area; once a scar gets burned or tanned, a dark spot will always be present;Click Here to read about Sun and Acne connection

4) massage the scar with Vitamin E from capsules every night and Aloe gel daily

5)after the skin is completely healed gently remove dead skin with a facial scrub.Click Here to read about the best acne scrub

6) prevent acne scars by keeping hands and nails away from blemishes.Touching your pimples is not a good practice. Your fingers and nails are a place where bacteria proliferate, adding infection to your pimples.By touching acne pimples you aggravate your condition and you increase the risk in producing scars;

7)apply colloidal silver on scars, once a day to greatly prevent scar infection;

8) use Zeno clearing device, a day Clinically proven portable, hand-held rechargeable medical device for at-home treatment of individual acne inflammatory spots.Click here to read about Zeno.
If you have moderate acne,with numerous whiteheads, blackheads, papules and pustules that cover from ¼ to ¾ of the face and you wish to prevent ugly scars, consider to use Benzoyl Peroxide in your daily routine. It is a most widely prescribed topical antimicrobials in the treatment of acne. Click Here to read about Benzoyl Peroxide.

If you have severe cystic acne scars, with deep cysts, inflammation, extensive damage to the skin, you need to prevent Keloids And Hypertrophic Scars In this case i recommend you to apply a protective Silicone sheet over the affected area to prevent a scar: i use Kelo-cote Topical Gel, a protective barrier flexible, odorless, waterproof, and breathable.Kelo cote hydrates the scarred area and creates an environment which allows the scar to mature through normal collagen synthesis cycles and improve the physiological and cosmetic appearance of the scar.

Finally, if you want prevent severe acne and scars try Vitamin B5 orally.

Click Here to read about b5 natural solution.

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