puredrive wrote:
>
> Ive written this before but probably didnt explain my problem very well so ill
> try again .
> During the ages of 13-15 i had quite bad acne and when they stopped around 15 i
> was left with a lot of scars that i feared would be permanament, so i tried to
> peel of my skin .
> I tried to peel it by washing it with hot water and then softening my skin
> while rubbing it viogourously with my hand and a facial scrub.
> Anyway the scars are now hidden because my skin is red and dead around my
> cheeks and my face, i look a mess, and i did this just to get rid of a few
> scars.
>
> Im really worried and would like to know if a dermatologist would be able to
> help me because the doctors do sod all.
>
> help.
Do you realize that it takes at least 30 days just to replace your
outer layer of skin, and longer for deeper layers? The best thing you
might do is be very gentle with your skin for a couple months and help
it from the inside by taking some of the nutrients that have been
credited with skin repair (vitamin E, C and MSM). Wash with nothing
hotter than tepid water, use minimum soap of any kind and scrub with
nothing more abrasive than your hands. Rinse very well.
You may also get some soothing and healing effects by splashing on a
bit of simulated ocean water (slightly diluted) after bathing.
You can make this by dissolving in a quart (liter) of water, 1 level
tablespoon of salt (sodium chloride) and one level teaspoon of epsom
salt (magnesium sulfate.
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John Popelish
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