Healing" Spots & Scarring: Tips & Tricks

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The discussion revolves around the concept of "healing" scars from spots, particularly in the context of social blemishes or acne. The term "spot" is interpreted as synonymous with acne, suggesting a focus on cosmetic concerns. Laser scar removal is mentioned as an affordable and effective treatment option, potentially less painful than alternatives like chemical peels and dermabrasion. The conversation highlights the difference in terminology between British and American English, with "spots" being a more refined term for acne. Overall, the emphasis is on effective treatments for skin blemishes and the nuances of language in describing them.
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How do you "heal" scars from spots? :eek: :surprise: :shy: :shy:
 
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What kind of spot?
 
She's in Norway, where a "spot" might commonly be a social blemish or social embarrassment.


  • 1 : a taint on character or reputation : blemish upon moral purity : DISGRACE, STIGMA, FAULT, REPROACH <keep this commandment without spot — 1 Tim 6:14 (Authorized Version)> <the only spot upon the family name>
 
A social blemish wouldn't be something brought up in a biology post. But, once you said blemish, that triggered it in my mind that maybe Thallium means acne scars...does spot mean the same thing as zit or pimple if you're speaking the Queen's English instead of our crude American English? It sure sounds better calling them spots than zits!
 
Laser scar removal is pretty cheap. I would imagine it's effective, but I really don't know. Probably stings a bit, but I'm sure it's better than chemical peels and dermabrasions.
 

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