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Can any of your peels reduce the appearance of scars?
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Yes. For superficial scars the Glycolic/35 and Lactic/50 are both good. The Glycolic stimulates collagen growth slightly better, while the Lactic has the edge at treating Hyperpigmentation. Most scars are noticeable because of the pigmentation differences, and this is most treatable through chemical peels. Large scars will require more invasive procedures from a doctor for the desired result.
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