Hello I am 16 and I've had this chick pox scar on my face. It is a dark brown indented little round chicken pox scar on my face. It looks kinda like a beauty mark. I don't really like it at all and very self conciencese of it and I was wonderin is there anything that I can use to help lighten up the discoloration and make it even with the rest of my skin tone. I know they say that u can never get rid of the indention of a chicken pox scar but what about if it has discoloration? Info will be really appreciated
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Is There anything that will get rid of the discoloration from chicken pox scars?
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penkitten
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in time the dent will not be as big and the discoloration will fade.
theres really nothing you can do.
sorry.
theres really nothing you can do.
sorry.
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Marlimus
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Okay listen to me carefully
I had chicken pox as recently as March 2004 so I know what I'm talking about.
Buy a small bottle of vitamin E concentrate, it should be like a thick clear oil, or you can buy Vitamin E gel capsules and simply drain them. Melt pure/raw cocoa butter and mix it in with the vitamin E. There is another ingredient that we call "Gee" but I don't think you can get that in the US so forget it...
At night, apply a generous amount to all scarred areas. Make sure to wear a sunscreen the next day or the spot will actually get darker. Your scar/spot should disappear within 3 weeks.
P.S This mixture is obviousl oily. You're going to have to deal with that yourself. Hopefully, you do not have acne prone skin.
I had chicken pox as recently as March 2004 so I know what I'm talking about.
Buy a small bottle of vitamin E concentrate, it should be like a thick clear oil, or you can buy Vitamin E gel capsules and simply drain them. Melt pure/raw cocoa butter and mix it in with the vitamin E. There is another ingredient that we call "Gee" but I don't think you can get that in the US so forget it...
At night, apply a generous amount to all scarred areas. Make sure to wear a sunscreen the next day or the spot will actually get darker. Your scar/spot should disappear within 3 weeks.
P.S This mixture is obviousl oily. You're going to have to deal with that yourself. Hopefully, you do not have acne prone skin.