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No. Get Dermabrasion. This is not to be confused with microMicro-guard Micro-k Micro-k 10-dermabrasion which removes the very top layer of dead surface skin cells from the faceFace pain. Dermabrasion is a coarser method, which removes further layers. Almost as if you were to rub sandpaper on your faceFace pain (which you shouldn't!) But the sandpaper imagery is the general idea of what this process entails. The dermatologist will numb your faceFace painfirstFirst progesterone mc10 First progesterone mc5 First-progesterone vgs 100 First-progesterone vgs 200 First-progesterone vgs 25 First-progesterone vgs 400 First-progesterone vgs 50 First-testosterone First-testosterone mc and then begin removing layers through the "sanding" process. RecoveryRecovery position - series time is usually a couple weeks. Your skin will eventually scab. Once the scabs fall of, new skin will emerge with a fresh youthful glow. This works best on patients with very light or very dark skin. Patients in between might want to look for another procedure. Try Laser Resurfacing. This is another way to clear away pimples and finally get rid of acne scars. This is a fairly new procedure and it should be noted that not a lot of trials have been done on its long term effects. The process entails a laser being used to eradicate acne scarring. As of now the two lasers in use are the CO2 laser and the YAG laser. Both accomplish similar things and your doctor may have a preference over which they like to use. But remember to learn about each and ultimately the choice is up to you. The laser works in a similar fashion as dermabrasion. It removes the top layers of the skin which has been damaged so that new healthy skin can grow. Recovery time is a couple of weeks. Your doctor may have you apply a topical ointment as well to help with the recovery process. Depending on the depth of acne scarring, sometimes bandages are necessary as well.