Acne Scars

Acne scars form when inflamed acne damages the skin’s collagen during healing.
They appear as depressed pits, rolling scars, box scars, ice-pick marks, or raised scars.
Early treatment improves results and prevents permanent texture changes.

Symptoms

  • Uneven skin texture with pits, dents, or raised areas,

  • Dark marks or redness that remain after acne heals.

  • Loss of smoothness causing visible facial irregularities under light.

Treatments

❋ Intense Chemical Peels

Deposits medical-grade acids to remove damaged skin layers. Boosts skin renewal and collagen production. Effective for pigmentation, shallow scars, and texture improvement.

❋ Microneedling + PRP

Fine needles create micro-injuries to stimulate collagen. PRP (platelet-rich plasma) enhances healing and skin regeneration. Improves acne scars, pores, fine lines, and overall skin quality.

❋ Subcision

Releases scar tissue tethering the skin downward. Elevates depressed scars by breaking fibrotic bands underneath. Best for rolling and deep scars.

❋ Scar Surgery

An advanced laser treatment used for hair reduction, pigmentation, and vascular concerns. Safely targets deeper skin layers for effective, long-lasting results.

❋ Laser Treatment

Uses controlled energy to resurface damaged skin layers. Promotes collagen regeneration and smoothens scars. Effective for texture irregularity, pigmentation, and pores.

❋ TCA CROSS

High-strength TCA acid is applied directly inside deep scars. Stimulates collagen formation from scar base upward. Most effective for ice-pick and narrow box scars.

❋ PDO Threads

Biodegradable threads lift depressed scars beneath skin. Boost collagen production while supporting scar remodeling. Improves skin firmness and texture.

❋ Fillers

Injectable fillers lift depressed acne scars instantly.
Restore volume and improve surface smoothness.
Results are immediate but temporary.

❋ Boosters

Skin boosters hydrate deeply and stimulate collagen growth. Improve surface texture, elasticity, and glow. Used as supportive therapy with other scar treatments.

FAQs

  • Severe scars cannot be erased fully, but multiple treatments can reduce them up to 70–90%.

  • There is no single best option - treatment depends on scar type and depth (laser, subcision, microneedling, etc.)

  • Most patients need 3–6 sessions across different procedures for optimal results.

  • Mild discomfort is expected; treatments are safe when done by qualified dermatologists with proper aftercare.

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