Acne problem? You are at right place...

If you're suffering from acne, or have successfully cleared yours up, you may be wondering about what gets left behind. Acne and pimples can mark your skin leaving pockmarks, red broken veins, thickened skin and an uneven surface which can be made to appear worse than it actually is under certain light conditions.

When you've got marks from acne and pimples, how you can you treat them? Well, treating these marks isn't easy. Make up doesn't really help because the skin is uneven and so you'll still get the reflections which cause it to look worse than it is.

The generally accepted remedy for treating acne and pimple marks is "skin resurfacing", which sounds worse than it actually is. There are several approaches, but most are complex and expensive. The basic idea is that the top few layers of skin are removed to even it out. However, no approach is guaranteed to work since the success rate all depends on your individual case.
Skin resurfacing can be done with laser, acid peels, dermabrasion or oxalate crystals. Some acid peels come in the form of creams which you can use at home to remedy any marks you have. These creams can be expensive though, so be sure that you research each brand you're considering in detail before you shell out any cash. Look online and see other people's experiences of it and talk to their customer service staff - that's what they're there for.
The best way to remove acne and pimple marks is to avoid getting them in the first place. This means curing your acne fast and in the right way, not using harsh or abrasive treatments which might damage your skin. In this sense, the best home remedy to treat acne and pimple marks is simply to avoid acne.

Home remedies to cure acne and pimples abound. Everyone has advice on clearing up the acne before it gets to the stage where it might leave scars, but it can be hard to sift through the junk sometimes. Just don't start rubbish frogs legs on your face or sleeping with herbs under your pillow!

Stick to advice from people who've had successful experience with what they're telling you, or qualified medical professionals.