If you and your dermatologist agree that treatment is appropriate for you, your dermatologist will design a treatment plan specifically for you. Your dermatologist will consider many factors when developing this plan, including scar types and where the scars appear on your body. If you used isotretinoin to treat acne, inform your dermatologist before beginning treatment for acne scars. Your dermatologist may recommend more than one treatment to achieve the best results. For example, if you have a deep boxcar scar (which often looks like a large pore), laser therapy and a type of acne scar surgery known as subcision may be required to achieve the desired results. Your dermatologist will use extensive medical knowledge to determine which treatments are most appropriate for you. Fillers are used by dermatologists to safely and effectively plump depressed acne scars. A dermatologist may use collagen, the patient's own fat, or another substance to fill acne scars. Many fillers produce temporary results that last 6 to 18 months. Some fillers are long-lasting. Both temporary and permanent fillers have advantages and disadvantages. If this is a treatment option for you, be sure to discuss the pros and cons of the recommended filler with your dermatologist.

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