Acne scars and how to prevent it?

I get terrible scars and dots all over my chest and upper back from acne, summers coming up and I don't know how to get rid of them.





Is there any way to make them lighter or a way to completely prevent it.





I shower two to three times daily.





and proactive doesn't work.


Neither does toothpaste.





Help?
Acne scars and how to prevent it?
Excessive cleansing and scrubbing your acne can actually make it worse. Be sure you don't touch it and spread the bacteria around. Drink tons of water, and try Arbonne products, specifically the Clear Advantage line. It's usually a great alternative to Proactiv. All products are natural, ph balanced, hypoallergenic. They also have a generous return policy, should the products not work. I started using their products when I broke out while pregnant, and loved them so much I became a consultant. If you want more info on the product line, feel free to e-mail me.





Good luck!
Acne scars and how to prevent it?
DON'T PICK!
Reply:don't pop zits and acne scars wont be as bad or wont appear, and this stuff called "sea breeze" really works for me. you can get it at meijers or where ever.
Reply:The post-inflammatory changes caused by acne are part of the skin's natural healing process. There are certain practices and medications that can help facilitate this healing process.





* Unprotected exposure to the sun causes more skin damage and delays healing, therefore wearing a good sunscreen is important.


* Using tretinoin (Retin-A, Renova, Avita) speeds up the skin's remodeling process and helps heal post-inflammatory changes.


* Appropriate formulations of Alpha-Hydroxy Acids (AHAs) and Beta-Hydroxy Acid (BHA) that contain the correct concentrations and are at the appropriate pH also help the skin's remodeling process.


* Picking at scabs should be avoided at all costs. Scabs form to protect the healing process that is going on underneath them. Pulling a scab off before it is ready interferes with the healing and remodeling process, prolonging the time that post-inflammatory changes will be visible.
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