Acne scars

[cariblonde]

If they are not too deep you could try microdermabrasion paired with a light chemical peel, it did wonders for me...... Good Luck

[girlybella]

I have been getting Chemical Peels done monthly for the past year and a half and love the results....they run me $75.00 per time and then I give a $15.00 tip for a total of $90.00 and worth EVERY penny...I could not live without having them done monthly, my skin just looks and feels 100% better.

[Nikki+2]

Originally Posted by cariblonde

If they are not too deep you could try microdermabrasion paired with a light chemical peel, it did wonders for me...... Good Luck

You have a good esty.
If you, or anyone, goes with both make sure you really know and really trust your esthetician. I worked with one who messed someones face up (terrible burns) by doing this with a too strong peel solution. It is really good though when done right.

[JCarlson2004]

Originally Posted by girlybella

I have been getting Chemical Peels done monthly for the past year and a half and love the results....they run me $75.00 per time and then I give a $15.00 tip for a total of $90.00 and worth EVERY penny...I could not live without having them done monthly, my skin just looks and feels 100% better.

Wow, $75 for a chemical peel is a really good price!! I pay $125 per chemical peel.

[Nikki+2]

Originally Posted by JCarlson2004

Wow, $75 for a chemical peel is a really good price!! I pay $125 per chemical peel.

We charged $85 for a peel and $125 for microderm.

[Betty'sMom]

What if you are over 50 and the skin has already begun to get kind of saggy? Also, I read somewhere (I think ) that skin color makes a difference in how it turns out. I think it said light Caucasian skin had better results than tan or black skin. Is that true?

[Nikki+2]

Originally Posted by Betty'sMom

What if you are over 50 and the skin has already begun to get kind of saggy? Also, I read somewhere (I think ) that skin color makes a difference in how it turns out. I think it said light Caucasian skin had better results than tan or black skin. Is that true?

Caucasian skin is MUCH easier. The darker the skin the more likely you can cause hyperpigmentation. I've done asian ladies but I would have been scared to death to do an african american lady because I wasn't experienced enough.