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Designed for Estheticians and
Clinicians for treatment in the reduction of Atrophic and Pock
marks on the Face due to Acneic Skin Conditions.
TCA Cross Method of Scar Reduction is
become quickly popular among clients who suffer from Stages III-V
post acneic scarring resulting in boxcar, deep pock, Atrophic pock
and facial pitting.
As TCA Peels are becoming popular for facial peels, there has
always been a HUGE factor in getting good results for those who
suffer from post acneic scarring. The scar tissue and the facial
tissue consist of TWO VERY epidermis' layers and do NOT respond the
same when ONE percentage/ dose of TCA is applied.
It has LONG BEEN known that scar reduction would take MANY
MANY applications to see a significant reduction, but the areas of
the face that did NOT have scarring could not take continued doses
of TCA, nor did they NEED that many doses. Truth is, the risk of
harming good tissue is a risk that many people did NOT want to
take.
NOW there is a PAINLESS method in addressing JUST THE SCARS
using a safe dose of TCA Cross solution. Spill proof and goof
proof. The bottle dispenses only what you need to saturate your
applicator and apply the solution as directed!
FINALLY, you don't have to walk around with your face
peeling! These pinpoint applications go UNDETECTED!! In a few days,
a small disc of skin peels off safely, and your FIRST TCA Cross
treatment is DONE with a noticeable improvement.
Many of my clients resort to this method to remove facial
marks and small facial lines etc.
One method of getting an exact concentration of the TCA into the
center of the scar is using highly absorbent applicators that
dispense the smallest dose of the Cross solution into the center of
the scar, and then quickly neutralizing the area.
Acne Scars - Icepick
Ice pick scars are narrow, sharp scars that make the skin
appear it has been punctured with an ice pick. They are usually
narrower than 2 mm and extend into the deep dermis or subcutaneous
layer. Ice pick scars are usually too deep to correct with skin
resurfacing treatments such as dermabrasion or laser
resurfacing.
Acne Scars - Boxcar
Boxcar scars are round to oval depressions that have sharp
vertical edges. Unlike ice pick scars they do not taper to a point
at the base. Shallow boxcar scars are 0.1-0.5 mm in depth and can
usually be treated with conventional skin resurfacing techniques.
Deep boxcar scars are >0.5 mm in depth and require
full-thickness treatment techniques.
Acne Scars - Rolling
Rolling scars occur as a result of tethering of otherwise
normal-appearing skin to the subcutaneous tissue below. This
process gives the skin a rolling or undulating appearance.
Before Perfect
Complexion Cross Method
Treatment
After 1 treatment (6 days
scabs fell off)
After 3 treatments
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