In the search for skin satisfaction, 3-dimensional scars always bring fear and depression to acne sufferers. For decades, these scars were referred to as “permanent”

I made this video specifically to give hope to those who are worried about their scars and want to introduce to you another term created by The Acne Practice.
I call them “Semi-Permanent Scars”

What’s amazing about these photos is that this patient has only finished the typical Acne Bootcamp program. He did not have any real scar treatments, lasers, plastic surgery, needling, or injections.
This result occurred in only a few months. I will ask him to return one day to show us further healing without any procedures.

What I have learned, only through clinical practice, is that 3-D scarring often resolves or significantly softens with time only after the skin is “Completely Inactivated”

To give realistic hope to anyone, I want to share with you what I have observed for years.

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©2010 “Hope For 3-D Scars Without Invasive Procedures” by Dr. Neal Schwartz

There is nothing tougher than trying to plan the perfect wedding with skin that is completely unpredictable. Fear of being the center of attention during a very romantic celebration is often times too much for an acne sufferer to bear.

The lesson of this blog post is that skin that feels unpredictable is not really in good control.

Real control comes with it a sense of confidence and a lowered level of anxiety, allowing one to focus on other aspects of life. (like the flowers and catering for the reception…)

When you watch this video, you can really feel how her anxiety vanishes once her skin is in total control.

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©2010 “Wedding Day Anxiety?” by Dr. Neal Schwartz

Can you tell the difference between this groundbreaking HD acne gallery and all the nonsensical photoshopped, professionally lit, and made-up acne testimonials of the 80’s, 90’s, and even today?

Can you recognize real innovation and invention when you see it?

When you view this video, think about how very different this project is from all other prior work.

Once you really look and read through this Original Body of Work, you will begin to see what is miraculously happening in this special place.

Watch this video as slowly or as enlarged as you want and you will witness a true innovation in medicine and healing.
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(share this video with anyone you know who still needs hope)

One of the earliest posts on this blog was called, “My skin is Special”

It talks about the emotional phenomenon of categorizing oneself in a hopeless situation based in prior heartache and failure.

After seeing this next unbelievable case, I will ask you whether you still think your case is special and untreatable.

Pay close attention to every detail of a case that seemed unbeatable for years.

History:

Acne for 18 years!
Flares mostly with Menstrual Periods
Never had a clear month (”no vacation”)
emotionally affected
life choices and dreams affected
compensatory life skills were developed to overcome the challenges.

Prior Failures:

Multiple Dermatologists
Accutane
Oral Antibiotics
Rx Topicals (multiple)
OTC Topicals (multiple)
Lifestyle Modification
Food Changes
Home Remedies
“Everything”

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©2010 “My Skin is Special (Part 2)” by Dr. Neal Schwartz

Last year I wrote a post called “Control Issues” which discussed the core emotional struggle of chronic acne.

After reading that philosophy, watch these videos below and witness how similar the suffering is for so many people.

It’s amazing how many people truly believe their case to be special and untreatable.
It’s been witnessed, written about, and revisited once again in high definition.

The many emotional phenomena of chronic acne are being broken down and illustrated here in a way that will bring a new sense of awareness to this type of relentless suffering.

Once the entire blog is read, one can learn how to react less and observe more.

Witness the powerful transformation of “Control Issues”

After another month of total inactivation, his mind had reset and you can feel that he is no longer painfully suffering.

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©2010 “Control Issues” (Part II) by Dr. Neal Schwartz