Hi,
Good to know that she has seen a doctor and the treatment is showing results already.
It is nice of you to keep us updated.
Post us if you need any other information. Let us know how she is doing.
Regards.
hi dr
she has started to do microdermabrasion and looks its working as her scars looks smaller and less deeper although they are still there she has just 2 treatment but she will have 10 more. she was also suggested to do a chemical peeling if some scars still be there. also we have requested appointment for dermatologist who does private treatment as well as NHS but NHS has got long waiting list so she might go as private.
Hi,
Scarring often occurs after chickenpox, especially in older children and adults. The scars are round and “punched-out” in appearance, and are commonly called pock marks. Most pock marks come from spots that were not picked or scratched, and mild cases of chickenpox cause pock marks as often as more severe cases.
To treat chicken pox scars skin specialists first reduce underlying fibrous adhesions and later either perform a dermal filler or stimulate new collagen growth with Non Ablative Laser Rejuvenation.
There are other options available, and you could discuss them in detail with your doctor.
Let us know about how you are doing and if you need any other information.
Regards.