Effects of dermabrasion on acne scarring. A review and a study of 25 cases.
Annette Aronsson, Tracy P. Eriksson, Staffan Jacobsson, Lars Salemark
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Annette Aronsson, Tracy P. Eriksson, Staffan Jacobsson, Lars Salemark
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Acne scarring is often treated with dermabrasion and results are evaluated using photographs. We have studied 25 patients before treatment and up to 1 year after dermabrasion for acne scars. Comparisons of results evaluated in different ways show that dermabrasion works best for superficial scars, results for more severe forms of scarring being less predictable.
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Acne scarring is often treated with dermabrasion and results are evaluated using photographs. We have studied 25 patients before treatment and up to 1 year after dermabrasion for acne scars. Comparisons of results evaluated in different ways show that dermabrasion works best for superficial scars, results for more severe forms of scarring being less predictable.
Key concepts: Dermabrasion, Acne scars, Scars, Dermatology, Medicine, Acne, Surgery