Acne Scar Treatment
ACNE SCARS
When Pimples Are Gone, But the Marks Remain
Why does acne still show up—even when the pimples are gone? Those stubborn marks and dents aren’t your imagination. They’re acne scars, caused when your skin’s healing process gets disrupted.
Anyone with moderate to severe acne can develop scars—especially if breakouts were picked or inflamed. Darker skin tones may also experience post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, where dark marks linger long after acne clears.
Types of Acne Scars
Some individuals also develop raised scars (hypertrophic or keloid), more commonly on the chest, back, and shoulders.
Our Acne Scar Treatment Protocol
Chemical Peels: Controlled peels gently remove damaged surface layers and stimulate fresh collagen. Ideal for mild to moderate scars.
Laser Resurfacing: Precision laser energy remodels scar tissue and boosts deep collagen production—effective even for deep scars.
Dermal Fillers: Hyaluronic acid fillers lift depressed scars instantly while encouraging long-term collagen repair.
Microneedling: Controlled micro-injuries trigger your skin’s natural healing response and collagen renewal.
Your treatment is always personalized. Rolling scars may need microneedling and fillers, icepick scars respond best to TCA CROSS peels, and raised scars often require laser with steroid therapy.
Most patients need 3–6 sessions spaced weeks apart. We monitor progress closely and adjust the plan as your skin responds.
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