I have NASTY acne…should I get a dermatologist’s consultation regarding that and my scarring..your opinion?
December 9th, 2010Question: I have NASTY acne…should I get a dermatologist’s consultation regarding that and my scarring..your opinion?
And specifically, I want to speak to him bout Smoothbeam
I have mild facial acne and scarring, some hyperpigmentation on my arms, and severe back acne with some scarring.
I’ve always had some acne, but after college started it just exploded, especially on my back. It’s gotten to the point where I don’t wanna take off my shirt in public…I won’t even go to the beach with friends anymore
Since I’ve been using clean & clear it’s cleared up some, but not to the point where I’m confident shirtless.In fact, I don’t even wear white anymore cuz sometimes a pimple on my back bleeds out..ewe. I’m a male by the way haha
I researched for hours over the past several weeks and I found smoothbeam noninvasive laser technology, and if I combine it with a v-beam treatment I really really think my acne will go away. I found someone in my say that does it too. Should I go ahead and make an appointment? What happens at the appointment? I wanna call this day if I do.
I do have a job and make around 0 a week (since I’m a college student), so I’d be ready to pay for it, which costs around ,000
And I’m set on smoothbeam as a good treatment for me. I’ve tried so many topical treatments out that and I don’t want a microdermabrasion or anything slightly invasive like that.
Thanks!!
Best answer:
Answer by Jesanie Lemil
Go see a dermatologist, it really really helps.
He will prescribe you to creams that will make your acne dissapear, and they will be creams that will also prevent acne from coming.
Its really worth it.
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That sounds like a great idea! I too had the problem where I had exhausted nearly every prescribed topical treatments and I had even proved resistant to the tetracycline drugs they give for acne. Unfortunately, I went the Accutane route but I wish I would have had the Smoothbeam procedures done!In terms of weighing the pro’s and con’s, Smoothbeam is relatively painless and its prevents all further breakouts and clears up what you currently have for a little bit of soreness and pigmentation (that is temporary). I say go ahead with it!
My only question is, is that you list the price at around $2,000.00 – is that counting all of the treatments you’ll go in for put together? Because if thats only for one procedure that is so much more expensive than it really needs to be.
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