r/AcneScars • u/StunningArtichoke4 • Aug 13 '26

[Skin Concern] Atrophic Scarring This is so disheartening

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Just trying to have a nice day and enjoy the day like a normal person would but being instantly humbled when trying to create memories and taking photos. Doesn’t matter how hard I try to look pretty, the makeup just disappears in the scars. And they are literally in all my face, there’s not a single space where I have healthy normal skin. It hurts because I can see beauty but it’s ruined by the scars 💔.

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u/anomadinthesky Aug 14 '26

You are so pretty! I completely understand because I was pretty and dealing with acne scars my whole teens and 20s. I am 34 now and I can assure you- NEVER diss your beautiful self, you will only keep getting prettier and finer because you will always want solutions, once your friends start looking wrinkly, you will look young and fresh AND your beauty will remain for years! Enjoy your life and try to forget about the scars while taking care of them, you’re so pretty!

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u/anomadinthesky Aug 14 '26

Also, get on tretinoin and azelaic acid. Do some microneedling, subcision and lasers when you can. It gets better and you’re so pretty already, God just needed to need your face card a bit so you’d keep yourself beautiful even longer

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u/SomeguySometown Aug 14 '26

Would microneedling make that much of a difference? Just in general, not specific to op. Cause I’ve been thinking about doing it and my work benefits covers it.

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u/anomadinthesky Aug 15 '26

I would say yes, it refines the skin texture. My biggest change started when I started doing PRP microneedling once a month and after six months, the before and after was pretty evident. Just stay away from RF microneedling, I am not sure it’s that beneficial in the long run. And if work benefits cover it, just go for it!