How To Treat Icepick & Boxcar Acne Scars for Asian Skin: TCA Cross, CO2 & Erbium Laser Explained скачать в хорошем качестве

How To Treat Icepick & Boxcar Acne Scars for Asian Skin: TCA Cross, CO2 & Erbium Laser Explained

In this video, I take you through an in-depth look at how I treat deep acne scars with a combination of advanced techniques including TCA Cross, CO2 pinpoint laser, and Erbium laser. My patient, who is of Asian descent, presents a unique challenge as treating skin with more melanin requires a nuanced approach to avoid complications such as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). Understanding the Fitzpatrick scale is crucial in ensuring safe and effective treatments tailored to different skin tones. TCA Cross (trichloroacetic acid chemical reconstruction of skin scars) is a powerful method that I use to target deep, narrow ice pick scars. By applying a high concentration of TCA directly into each scar, we stimulate collagen production from within. This helps fill and lift the scar over time, allowing the skin to rebuild itself naturally. However, due to the depth and severity of ice pick scars, multiple rounds of TCA Cross are often necessary. Each session contributes to a gradual increase in collagen and skin regeneration, making monitoring and timing between sessions essential. In addition to TCA Cross, I incorporate CO2 laser resurfacing for more targeted, deeper treatment. The CO2 pinpoint laser vaporizes the damaged top layers of the skin, promoting collagen remodeling and faster healing. It’s highly effective in addressing both deep and stubborn scars. However, when working with skin types that fall into the Fitzpatrick 4 to 6 range, such as my patient’s, it’s essential to adjust the settings to ensure we don’t trigger hyperpigmentation or any adverse reactions. To complete the treatment plan, I use the Erbium laser, known for its gentler touch. The Erbium laser is ideal for resurfacing shallower boxcar scars and refining the skin's overall texture. It precisely removes thin layers of damaged skin, stimulating collagen production with minimal risk of hyperpigmentation, which is particularly important for patients with more melanin in their skin. My patient’s treatment plan reflects the complexity of addressing multiple types of scars and balancing safety with efficacy. By combining these treatments and customizing them to fit her skin’s needs, we aim to achieve smoother, healthier-looking skin. It’s essential to monitor her body’s natural collagen response after each session and determine if additional rounds of TCA Cross or laser treatments are needed to maximize results. If you have acne scars and are curious about how comprehensive, personalized treatment plans can make a difference, stay tuned for this detailed look into her journey. Understanding how to approach treatment for various skin types and shades, especially on the Fitzpatrick scale, is critical to ensuring safe and successful outcomes. Got questions about this process, your skincare or treatment options? Join me live Monday through Thursday at 9 PM PST on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitch. I’ll be answering your questions, giving honest, unsponsored advice, and sharing recent results. Self-book your consultation today at doctorqazi.com Call/text: 949-336-7293 Whatsapp: +1 (714)-860-6945 20271 SW Birch St Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Disclaimer: The information contained in this video is for general educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. It is not intended to replace professional medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. Viewing this content does not establish a doctor-patient relationship of any kind. Any actions taken based on the information provided are done so at the viewer’s discretion and risk. For personalized medical advice or concerns, please contact Qazi Cosmetic Center to schedule a private consultation with a qualified healthcare provider. Qazi Cosmetic Center and Dr. Qazi do not receive compensation, payment, or incentives from any device manufacturers, skincare companies, pharmaceutical companies, or third-party entities. All views expressed in this video are provided for educational purposes and represent general opinions shared for discussion only. All patient media used in this video have been shared with permission and are used solely for educational purposes. By watching this video, viewers assume full responsibility for how they interpret and use the information presented. Qazi Cosmetic Center and Dr. Qazi are not liable for any outcomes resulting from the content provided.