Many people have begun to discover Sudden Change’s Scar Zone acne cream as a solution to their acne scars. The basic scar treatment formula that they use (their angle) involves combining salicylic acid with green tea and some other ingredients in order to achieve a balance of both zit zapping and moisturizer powers.

If you were only to use the salicylic acid it may well dry out your face, which is sort of a no-no when you're talking about good skin care. Some people of course don’t experience this effect but many do. For many it is a must that their skin care ointments not further their problems by peeling away their skin.

Since Scar Zone also contains green tea extract it should help soothe the skin and help with inflammation. Green tea skin care products have become popular after learning about the many benefits green tea can provide for your skin.

Of course, no acne scar treatment works all the time for all of the people. (Although laser surgery is pretty reliable.) When we are looking at creams in this realm, we have to remember that the best we can do is to pick choices which seem to have had a generally good result with many others, and then we cross our fingers and hope this is the one that works for us.

That said, the general public’s response (as monitored through first-person impartial reviews) is that Scar Zone does work. People report that it not only fades their acne scars but it even keeps down new infections from springing up. This is probably due to the salicylic acid more than anything, but there may be a synergistic effect with the blend of the salicylic acid and green tea.

Will it work for you? The only way to ever find out is by trying it. It is recommended though if you have not found a great way to deal with your acne scars yet. I would say that about 75% of people report definitely positive results. Some have reported in their review that it clogs pores, so you may want to watch out for this possibility if your pores clog easily.

There are other ways to take on acne scar removal besides Scar Zone, of course. There is another ointment called ScarAway (not Scare Away!). I have not reviewed this particular one so I can’t go into detail about its relative merits here, but I believe it is trying to do something similar to Sudden Change’s cream.

There is also a big step to consider if your skin is too deeply damaged or you haven't had good results with creams like Scar Zone. That would involve seeking laser acne scar removal. This is obviously going to cost a lot more and be a much more involving process, but laser acne scar removal is probably the single most efficient and effective way to get rid of acne scars.