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Even though the blotchy, dark areas left by post inflammatory hyperpigmentation (often called “PIH”) are not technically scars, they are still troublesome enough that many would prefer to have some sort of hyperpigmentation removal performed. Sure, “PIH” will eventually fade and disappear on its own, but do you want to wait for that to happen? After all, it can take as long as two years for darker spots to clear up. If that is too much of a risk for you, you may want to consider the most effective removal method out there.
Your Best Option
The most successful way to relieve yourself of the remnants of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation is to consider a procedure called microdermabrasion. Unlike dermabrasion, which is reserved for the elimination of very deep, severe acne scars, microdermabrasion is usually recommended for issues such as those caused by “PIH” marks. It is a simple procedure that can be done very quickly, and is often not only offered by dermatologists, but also in many day spas.
What to Expect
How does hyperpigmentation removal via microdermabrasion work? Well, there will be a machine that is used to emit very small, fine crystals to the surface of your skin. The purpose of these fine crystals is to carefully remove the outer layer of the skin, which is obviously where the dark marks from hyperpigmentation will be occurring. Afterwards, there is a vacuum effect that the machine uses to remove the crystals carefully from your face, and then you are done!
The treatment itself is a pain-free one, and there is no recovery period associated with the procedure, either. This means that you will be able to walk out of the doctor’s office or day spa and immediately resume your normal activities. Of course, some people, such as those with inflamed acne, will not be able to partake in the procedure, but it is a good course of action for the majority of people with post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Hyperpigmentation removal via microdermabrasion is very popular because the treatment is quick, painless, relatively affordable, and is a nice option in comparison to just suffering while hoping that your dark marks from “PIH” will disappear. Of course, that’s why it is such a popular decision among those who have hyperpigmentation that is not going away quickly enough for them after a few months time. If you count yourself among those people, you should consider the procedure, as well.
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