Pimple scars

• beavan

  15 May 07, 23:27

  go into NS, then try to keng out an excuse that this is affecting ur life or smt. get ur MO to send you for an apptmt.
  
  treatment free of charge!
  
  but never happened before la.
• Scania N113CRB luver

  15 May 07, 23:38

  Originally posted by beagle:

  ok let me tell u la. lol.
  
  its called laser. u get it done at nsc.
  
  price is 4k -5k

  
  
  Wah lao ... then i can forget about having a nice smooth face liao lorhs .
  
  I tried using many kind of medication but im allegic to it, almost 95% im allergic to it . E.g. are doxycycline (oral. I used that medication and i got esophagus infection ) , Erythromycin (oral . I got stomach upsets after eating it. ) and a white cream (applied on the face. I got red patches and severe itchiness after using it.
  
  My doc ran out of options for me . Go NSC? Bo lui ....SIGH !
• huiz

  16 May 07, 18:59

  Originally posted by sweetpeachie:

  Hi Huiz, like to ask u.. U use this to apply on ur pimple scars hor.. how long have u been using and does it work?

  i think less than 3 mths. for new pimples marks, it fades the brown mark til i can barely see it. i apply over new pimples and continue applying until the mark heals completely. for old pimple scars i havent got the chance to try it yet. i think it works good on new pimples and scars.
• Haze|

  3 Jun 07, 18:12

  if wan the marks to go away forever,
  need some asthetic treatments.
  it will cost anything from 400 bucks per treatment and a series of 5 treatments at least
  
  
• aiglosicicle

  4 Jun 07, 22:26

  i have terrible pimple scars too. both my male and female friends are fine with it and they dont find it disgusting but no girl likes me .
  
  once my parents and i talked about going for treatments in before, but i guess it depends on what happens in the future.
• JerzZzzZ

  4 Jun 07, 22:48

  After enlist, go make appt to go NSC. Tell doc you want to take isotretinoin (a.k.a accutane), an oral medication. That'll remove all existing acnes, and prevent new ones. After acne problems solved, there's a few options to lighten (or hopefully, remove) scars. Cheaper ones include chemical peeling. More expensive ones, laser treatment.
  
  PS: NSF can get isotretinoin (about 2 bucks per pill) free. But chemical peeling/laser treatments are not sponsored.