Cheeks that have scarring, damage and redness can be embarrassing. While you may be able to cover up your damaged skin with makeup, understanding the cause of your damaged skin may give you greater insight on how to properly care for the damage and prevent further damage from occurring. From acne scars to sun damage, each type of skin damage should be treated separately for the best possible results.
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Acne ranges from very mild breakouts to very severe cystic acne. More severe cases often cause permanent scars, such as indented boxcar scars and raised keloid scars. However, any acne severity can cause inflamed spots that lin...
Skin resurfacing removes the top layers of skin, revealing the fresh, younger skin underneath. Three major types of skin resurfacing exist: laser resurfacing, dermabrasion and chemical peels. The removal of aged skin rejuvenate...
Large pores are caused by several factors. If your parents had oily skin, chances are that you will, too. Oily skin tends to have larger, more noticeable pores and spending time in the sun can cause your skin to thicken, exagge...
Laser skin resurfacing procedures are harsh on your skin and can leave you red and irritated for hours or even days. The purpose of skin resurfacing is to remove skin's dead outer layer, revealing a more youthful and fresh appe...
Laser skin resurfacing can minimize fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage and acne scarring. The method involves applying high-energy light waves that vaporize the top layer of skin. Laser treatment can be applied in small specif...
Brown, discolored and textured armpits result from a disorder called acanthosis nigricans. The American Osteopathic College of Dermatology (AOCD) identifies elevated insulin levels as the most common cause, while other causes i...
Laser skin resurfacing has the remarkable ability to correct many signs of aging, such as age spots, dark eye circles, dull skin and fine wrinkles, as well as other cosmetic defects. The American Academy of Dermatology states t...
But you don't have to live with your blemishes. In fact, you can experience a smoother skin texture and a generally improved appearance by undergoing dermabrasion or laser resurfacing. While these treatments can cause side effe...
They can range in severity from slight skin discolorations to actual pockmarks left on the skin. The type of scarring you experience from acne often dictates whether or not dermabrasion or laser resurfacing is the better treatm...
Laser skin resurfacing is an in-office procedure used by dermatologists to remove liver and age spots, acne scars, skin with sun damage, and mild to moderate wrinkles. Laser resurfacing (sometimes referred to as "skin rejuvenat...
From laser hair removal to laser skin peels, the beauty industry is booming. It's not just physician's offices that can obtain these laser machines. Beauty technicians and even a stay-at-home mother can get one to use just abou...
Lasers can be used to smooth out fine wrinkles and expression lines, reduce pigmentation such as sun spots and freckles, treat tiny blood vessels that appear on your face and firm up skin tone. Laser resurfacing can also be use...
Many people are turning to skin rejuvenation to reduce wrinkles and age spots. Laser resurfacing is a popular choice for tackling minor facial flaws. Not only is it cheaper than more invasive cosmetic surgery, its recovery tim...