Get Rid Of Acne Scars For Good by Morgan Spencer Get Rid Of Acne Scars For GoodAcne scars come in many different shapes, sizes and even colors. Each type of scar has its own unique characteristics and features. Because of these differences, the available treatments are not one size fits all, and it is important to carefully choose the treatment that best matches your needs.Depressed scars are the most common type of scar that results from inflammatory acne. Within this class of scars there are four main types that are common in acne.Rolling scars – relatively broad depressions in the skin that have rounded, sloping edges. The combination of several of these types of scars in a region of skin gives it a rolling appearance, hence the name.Boxcar scars – also relatively broad depressions, but have steep, defined edges.Icepick scars – as the name implies, are deep and narrow scars. In many cases, they resemble a large, empty pore in the skin. In general, all the depression scars rest on top of a patch of fibrous, collagen rich scar tissue.Hypertrophic and Keloid Scars- commonly called hypertrophic or keloid scars, raised scars present a different problem than depressed scars.If your acne scars aren't that severe you can use natural remedies like lemon juice, it has natural skin bleaching properties, and can help to effectively lighten your acne scars.The sap of the aloe vera plant is a soothing natural substance which can be used to relieve many ailments, from burns to wounds to acne scars. Aloe vera helps to rejuvenate and moisturize the skin, encouraging acne scars to fade.Apple cider vinegar helps manage the pH of your skin, improving its appearance over time and helping to reduce the appearance of red marks and scars.Honey is a great natural solution for clearing up pimples and reducing the red marks they leave behind. This is because honey contains antibacterial properties and helps to sooth the skin and reduce inflammation.If your acne is more severe, retinoids are vitamin A derivatives which are used in a wide array of skin care products treating fine lines and wrinkles, skin discoloration, and acne. Retinoids boost collagen production and speed up cell turnover, making them a great choice for targeting acne scars.You could also book an appointment with a dermatologist to get a glycolic chemical peel, which work in the same way, but will penetrate deeper layers of skin. A chemical peel involves having a concentrated acidic solution applied to the skin. It will burn away the top layers of skin, making new skinIf your acne scars don't fade on their own after several months, then you may want to consider using laser therapy. Depending on which treatment you choose, the laser is used to either stimulate collagen production or to vaporize the scar so that new skin can form in its place.Consider getting fillers. Acne scars can leave permanent indentations in your skin which are impossible to reverse. Filler injections can temporary fill these indentations to help even out the skin's surface, but need to be repeated every four to six months.Think about microdermabrasion this treatment is not going to fade your acne scars overnight, as it can be quite harsh and the skin will take time to heal. However, it is definitely worth considering if your find that creams and lotions aren't working.A dermaroller is a skin needling device with many small surgical needles. Dermarolling remolds the skin by creating thousands of microscopic channels through the skin, increasing the formation of new tissue by activating the body’s wound healing cascade.How the Derma Roller works.