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They are more likely hormonal and can last for a couple of years, unfortunately.

I've had good luck with Alpha Hydrox 12% AHA Souffle. It faded my red marks pretty fast. The Neutrogena Acne Mark Fading Peel is also good.

You can use concealers to cover up temporarily. Lots of drugstore branRAB available. The best I've used is Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage concealer. It's not drugstore and is only available online or at high end stores like Sephora.

Salicylic acid or BHA actually can penetrate the skin/pore. It's AHA (alpha hydroxy acid) that can't penetrate the skin/pore. Salicylic acid can exfoliate inside the pore as well on the surface of the skin. It penetrates into the pore which contains sebum and exfoliate the dead skin cells that...

Tazorac can fade red marks but because it can be irritating for the skin, it can make your skin red and therefore makes it look like your scars are worse. That's why your face looks less red when you use a moisturizer. Overtime Tazorac will fade the marks but you may have to use a moisturizer...

No, only if you have acne all over the body.

I use 3 squirts, for the whole face, neck. Any excess I put it on the back of my hanRAB -it keeps them look good.

A home remedy I can think of is aspirin mask. Get some generic aspirin tablets (the uncoated kind is better), mesh 4 or5 and mix with a few drops of water to make a paste. Leave it on your face for 10 - 15 minutes and rinse off. You can do this once a day or every other day, or every 2 days...

You can get tea tree oil in many health food stores like GNC.

I had no breakout but some here did. Everyone's different and you really don't know how your skin reacts until you use it. Also not all oils are bad for the skin. Some oils are acutally helpful in clearing the skin up, reducing blemishes, scars, blackheaRAB and what not. One reason is oil...

Alpha Hydrox 12% AHA Souffle helped fade my red marks a lot.

I would say a cosmetic surgeon would be more qualified. But be sure you find out all the info you need before taking the plunge. I have not heard of many success stories. Ice pick scars are very difficult and require a long time to treat. They aren't something that can be removed 100% with just...

Cetaphil has many products, different cleansers and moisturizers. Which one?

I've read Spiro helps. Also take some saw palmetto extract. I have frienRAB that took it and they said it has really helped their oily skin.

If your acne is minor, you can use products containing Benzoyl Peroxide. If it's serious, see a doctor for prescriptive medicines. Use a cleanser with Salicylic Acid. Do daily exfoliating with a gentle facial scrub or home microdermabrasion cream. I don't know what kind of products are availale...

Are they just hyperpigmentation marks? Try the Alpha Hydrox 12% AHA Souffle. It faded my red marks very fast. If they are indents, it takes a long time to make them disappear. The best I've used are Silkia camellia oil and Epidermx microdermabrasion. I had 5 dents on my forehead that were...

Tea Tree Oil is indeed great for spot treating acne.

For me BP works faster as a spot treatment and SA better as a regular routine to keep skin clear.

Azelaic acid is supposed to be quite good for redness and fade red marks. Go for it. For myself I have had good results with AHA by Alpha Hydroxy.

Use a BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acid) product. It's also known as salicylic acid.