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jessecca8600
post Apr 25 2013, 07:46 PM

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I tried Sakura before at Midvalley... They said they are specialised in removing pigmentations. But be ready to walk into the consultation room with their service officers... Price range fro Rm600 - Rm6K++
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post Apr 30 2013, 10:29 PM

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hi,

i also do have the same problem like yours but now my scar getting better and better by just using products!but it takes some times, and the most important is the method of how to take care of your not actually about the products,even after laser, the results maybe very effective but if you din take care in proper way, the pimples or even scars it come back again!

Now, i am a beauty consultant, my job is to give free skin care lesson and makeup skills, those who interest can reply me or pm me smile.gif

Have a nice day!:)
TSsab2106
post May 3 2013, 05:35 PM

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QUOTE(jessecca8600 @ Apr 25 2013, 07:46 PM)
I tried Sakura before at Midvalley... They said they are specialised in removing pigmentations. But be ready to walk into the consultation room with their service officers... Price range fro Rm600 - Rm6K++
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Wow! So expensive ): Anyway I remove most of it but when i started working last month, they came back again ): now i'm using whitening soap but i don't think they can remove pigmentation, they just lighten it.
Gilthoniel
post May 14 2013, 12:47 AM

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Pigmentation is usually due to a few factors and usually mostly due to hormonal changes and also our ever hot blazing sun in our country.

By doing regular lasers (light based) it will help to keep it under control.

Fractional co2 helps with scars but scars usually you will need a combination of treatments to Work. Not easy to clear off scars especially when scar tissue is actually dead hardened tissue...

Can PM me if anyone needs more info wink.gif
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post May 14 2013, 12:50 AM

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QUOTE(jessecca8600 @ Apr 25 2013, 07:46 PM)
I tried Sakura before at Midvalley... They said they are specialised in removing pigmentations. But be ready to walk into the consultation room with their service officers... Price range fro Rm600 - Rm6K++
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Becareful with beauty centres that promise to you the world. there is no way they can have the expertise nor equipment to deal with pigmentation.

The public must be educated and informed about all procedures so that they don't walk into a beauty centre and get harmed by irresponsible people.


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post May 14 2013, 05:44 PM

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Ladies, try Mireica instead of going through laser and all. I've been taking and have seen great changes in my own skin. It helped my skin become brighter, smoother because it's good for repairing. It's a natural collagen drink with skin stem cell. rclxms.gif

So i drink it every morning smile.gif and i buy it from here http://www.plincco.com/Product/allProduct.aspx?cid=7&bid=3

I love my skinnnnnnn!
cpbelle
post May 23 2013, 04:32 PM

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Dear all,

I just wanna share my experience about my acne scars. I'm an adult with post acne scars, on the face, a bit like the surface of the moon. Most box scars and a few ice picks scar. (these are types of scars, just google them to get a clearer picture).

I have had several consultation with doctors in UK as well as Malaysia. Here are some of the advice given by those doctors on the different types of treatment if I remembered them correctly.
1. Fillers - there are many types. Expensive and not so effective.
2. Skin peeling - of the most effective for scars. Laser - more accurate of the layers of skins you want to peel. But more expensive too. Chemical (using some types of acid) - cheaper version.
I have olive skin tone, and somehow the doctors in UK were reluctant to do any peeling (laser or chemical) for me for the fear of pigmentation ( the darker your skin, the more melanin you have, which leads to pigmentation). However when i came back to Penang, i took the risk and did a chemical peel. surprisingly, that skin doctor never mention anything about pigmentation, but did ask me not to be exposed to sun for a period of time during the treatment.
Result: Wish i had done the chemical peel ages ago. the layers of skin peeled meant my scars are 50% lighter now. I had 2 peels altogether, a few weeks apart from one another in that treatment. Cost me about RM1000. If i did laser, sure not so cheap.
If you are thinking or doing one:
1. go for consultations with A FEW SKIN DOCTORS. Sad to say, comparing my experience with the doctors in UK and Msia, I think the doctos here emphasize on $$$ more than safety of patient of intergrity. Therefore a few opinions are vital. You just have to fork out more $$ for consultation. (mostly charge RM50 per consultation)
2. Never never go to beauty saloon for a medical treatment.
3. If you have lots of ice picks scar, you might want to get them stitched first (a more effective treatment for ice-picks) and then after some time time have a peel.
Hope the above helps.
Gilthoniel
post May 24 2013, 12:32 AM

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QUOTE(cpbelle @ May 23 2013, 04:32 PM)
Dear all,

I just wanna share my experience about my acne scars. I'm an adult with post acne scars, on the face, a bit like the surface of the moon. Most box scars and a few ice picks scar. (these are types of scars, just google them to get a clearer picture).

I have had several consultation with doctors in UK as well as Malaysia. Here are some of the advice given by those doctors on the different types of treatment if I remembered them correctly.
1. Fillers - there are many types. Expensive and not so effective.
2. Skin peeling - of the most effective for scars. Laser - more accurate of the layers of skins you want to peel. But more expensive too. Chemical (using some types of acid) - cheaper version.
I have olive skin tone, and somehow the doctors in UK were reluctant to do any peeling (laser or chemical) for me for the fear of pigmentation ( the darker your skin, the more melanin you have, which leads to pigmentation). However when i came back to Penang, i took the risk and did a chemical peel. surprisingly, that skin doctor never mention anything about pigmentation, but did ask me not to be exposed to sun for a period of time during the treatment.
Result: Wish i had done the chemical peel ages ago. the layers of skin peeled meant my scars are 50% lighter now. I had 2 peels altogether, a few weeks apart from one another in that treatment. Cost me about RM1000. If i did laser, sure not so cheap.
If you are thinking or doing one:
1. go for consultations with A FEW SKIN DOCTORS. Sad to say, comparing my experience with the doctors in UK and Msia, I think the doctos here emphasize on $$$ more than safety of patient of intergrity. Therefore a few opinions are vital. You just have to fork out more $$ for consultation. (mostly charge RM50 per consultation)
2. Never never go to beauty saloon for a medical treatment.
3. If you have lots of ice picks scar, you might want to get them stitched first (a more effective treatment for ice-picks) and then after some time time have a peel.
Hope the above helps.
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Agreed. That is why in The Retreat Clinic, we pride ourselves with our transparent, safe and professional services and consultation wink.gif

Stitching will probably cost you more since u will have to get skilled hands to do it.

A combination therapy is always better.

Glad you got good results from your peels

This post has been edited by Gilthoniel: May 24 2013, 12:33 AM
nhs93
post Jun 12 2013, 09:07 AM

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See whether this can help. Many of my clients see improvements even within 1st month use. Acne scars, marks, big pores...

https://www.facebook.com/skincerity.msia

This post has been edited by nhs93: Jun 12 2013, 09:07 AM
kandis
post Aug 3 2017, 04:22 PM

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Already i recommended to all my associates and now i do here happily.I get my original skin tone.i got pigment during pregnancy.i did not went off after delivery.i had a chance to use dermalmd serum.wooooooooow feeels wondersss @@@the result i got.
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post Aug 27 2017, 09:54 AM

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Hey, you don't have to go for laser. That will cause huge damage to your skin.
My friend actually has very big pigmentation on her both cheeks under the eyes. And recently I found that she pigmentation is so much lighter n i asked y. She told me that she is using a collagen facial soap from japan to wash the face and it just became lighter.
U can try to read their fb
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid...459003774447010

Somehow I think u better try a natural way to cure instead of laser ur face skin...
JPCMY
post May 14 2018, 01:52 PM

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I am using UV Lamp for pigmentation treatment, it is responding.
White patches trurning into pink shade.
Hope it will cure.
If you have any questions contact me on jayaprakash.bec@gmail.com / +601124129471

This post has been edited by JPCMY: May 14 2018, 01:54 PM

 

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