Your concern can be understood. Skin infections such as chicken pox do leave scars behind.
There are many treatments available for scarring depending on the persons requirements and suitability. These treatments can be beneficial to varying degrees and your doctor is the best person to decide which is best suitable.
As a general guide the treatment options range from local applications, superficial procedures such as microdermabrasion to lasers and cosmetic surgery.
It will be difficult to recommend a particular treatment to you but there are many options and medicinal products available. The best would be to talk to your doctor and then decide which treatment works best.
It is also important to understand that the skin has its own repair mechanism and gradually the repair would bring significant change. At the same time, medications have their limitations and there is a limit to which they can benefit.
and 11 are deep. internet sites does not give proper information and they are scary too as most says chicken pox scars are permanent. but if that is the case then most individuals have chicken pox atleast once in their life time. why we dont see them all scarred. so i am sure time will be a great healer. please tell me your progress as what helped you
, 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
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.