Shereene Idriss explains why rolling acne scars are harder to treat: they're more superficial and less visibly dented than other types. Restructuring collagen takes 3 to 6 months per treatment, and results compound over multiple sessions.
Anywhere from three to six months.
Rolling scars. Now, these are harder to treat than the previous counterpart because they are less visible, they are less intense, and they're more superficial. They're harder to treat because it's harder to make a bigger dent quite physically to make a difference so that you can see the visible results anytime. You're talking about restructuring your collagen and helping the texture of your skin. Each treatment needs anywhere from three to six months to start to see the results. So as you do several different treatments, those effects start to build up and compound for you to get smooth skin in the long run, and therefore you have to be patient. Know if you guys want a part 2 about hypertrophic scars, the ones that pop up.
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