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How to fade acne marks

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never pop acne in the first place
put a pimple patch over it
let it pop on its own after a hot shower

to reduce appearance retinol serum + microneedling
Yesyes ofc but it's js that I still do have acne marks from when I didn't know I wasn't supposed to pop it
 
Like after it's popped it remains a dark spot or red yeah what to do about that, I'm 15 btw
You should never squeeze your pimples and you must use sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun, which can trigger the formation of blemishes additionally, you can use vitamin c and vitamin B3
 
Tret everything else is cope please don't waste your time
Tret are heavy ingredients and their uncontrolled use can leave permanent damage on the skin of a 15 yo trying to buy time by disrupting the skin barrier will only prolong the process. The safest approach is to get approval from a dermatologist
 
It's a slightly stronger version of retinol. It causes very severe peeling and sensitivity in the fresh skin of a 15 yo

bakuchiol
Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's harmless there's always a risk of allergic reactions, especially on young skin

chemical peel
Failure to regulate acid balance leads to chemical burns

Instead of seeking advice from a forum, why not consult a dermatologist? It would be best to make an appointment with a specialist before using your own skin as a testing ground
 
never pop acne in the first place
put a pimple patch over it
let it pop on its own after a hot shower

to reduce appearance retinol serum + microneedling
What if one pops while i am washing my face does that count as bad
 
It's a slightly stronger version of retinol. It causes very severe peeling and sensitivity in the fresh skin of a 15 yo


Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's harmless there's always a risk of allergic reactions, especially on young skin


Failure to regulate acid balance leads to chemical burns

Instead of seeking advice from a forum, why not consult a dermatologist? It would be best to make an appointment with a specialist before using your own skin as a testing ground
Not enough money to go to a dermatologist
 
It's a slightly stronger version of retinol. It causes very severe peeling and sensitivity in the fresh skin of a 15 yo


Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's harmless there's always a risk of allergic reactions, especially on young skin


Failure to regulate acid balance leads to chemical burns

Instead of seeking advice from a forum, why not consult a dermatologist? It would be best to make an appointment with a specialist before using your own skin as a testing ground
Plus I genuinely thought that retinol was stronger than retinal
 
Tret everything else is cope please don't waste your time
Like after it's popped it remains a dark spot or red yeah what to do about that, I'm 15 btw
OTC version is retinol (weaker form of Tret) and also not mentionned enough, you apply retinol before bed and the next morning you apply sunscreen even if we're in winter even if you're under synthetic light 24/7, or the dark spots can increase.

Vit-A topical derivatives increases skin sensitivity to any type of light
 
Hm but isn't like retinal or bakuchiol better 🤔, if not then maybe I can js do a chemical peel
Not in your case it's just acne marks, it shouldn't be applied on fresh acne spot anyways.

Bakuchiol is in theory weaker than retinol but it's fairly new topical so i wouldn't recommend it as we don't know real long term results

Retinal (or Retin-A) is the best absorbed retinoid form by the skin but it's used for age rejuvenation, not for acne spots of a young girl.

Stick to OTC retinol, you prob don't need Adapalene nor Tretinoin rn
 

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