Authors :
Dr. Anuj Kumar; Dr. Himani Tandon
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 5 - May
Google Scholar :
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6787544
Abstract :
Acne scars develop following severe
episodes of acne, usually during adolescence. Acne scars
can be listed under two main groups: atrophic and
hypertrophic. Atrophic scarring is further divided based
on morphologic criteria into ice pick’, boxcar’ and
rolling’ scars. With the emergence of fractional lasers,
depressed acne scars can now be treated effectively.
Aims and objective: The study intends to evaluate the
role of fractional CO2 laser resurfacing in treatment of
acne scars in Indian patients (Skin type IV – V) and
objectives were to assess the efficacy and side effects of
fractional CO2 laser resurfacing in treatment of acne
scars in Indian patients (Skin type IV – V)
Keywords :
Acne scars, Fractional CO2 laser
Acne scars develop following severe
episodes of acne, usually during adolescence. Acne scars
can be listed under two main groups: atrophic and
hypertrophic. Atrophic scarring is further divided based
on morphologic criteria into ice pick’, boxcar’ and
rolling’ scars. With the emergence of fractional lasers,
depressed acne scars can now be treated effectively.
Aims and objective: The study intends to evaluate the
role of fractional CO2 laser resurfacing in treatment of
acne scars in Indian patients (Skin type IV – V) and
objectives were to assess the efficacy and side effects of
fractional CO2 laser resurfacing in treatment of acne
scars in Indian patients (Skin type IV – V)
Keywords :
Acne scars, Fractional CO2 laser
