Acne scar treatment

An acne scar refers to lasting tissue changes that form on the skin after active acne.

After acne clears, some people develop depressions, irregularity, or colour changes on the skin surface. These marks vary according to skin type and acne severity.

Acne scars often appear during healing of deep, inflamed acne. The intensity of inflammation, healing process, genetic predisposition, and skin type can influence scar formation.

Squeezing or picking at acne may increase the risk of scarring.

Acne scar treatments may be considered for atrophic scars, areas with tissue irregularity, rough post-acne texture, superficial marks, and those seeking to support skin quality.

Each acne mark is different, so the method used must be determined on an individual basis.

A skin analysis is performed beforehand and scar type is assessed.

Depth, extent, and skin type are analysed to create a personalised plan. The procedure usually takes 20–45 minutes.

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Mild redness, sensitivity, or temporary crusting may occur afterwards.

Recovery may vary according to the chosen method and skin type. Following your physician's aftercare instructions is important.

Session count may vary according to scar depth, extent, and treatment method.

A few sessions may be enough for some people; more prominent scars may require a longer treatment plan.

Adults bothered by post-acne scarring may be evaluated.

Those with active, severe acne may need acne treatment planned first.

Pricing varies according to treatment area, extent of scars, chosen method, and planned session count.

Please contact our clinic for current pricing and a personal assessment.

For current pricing and a personal assessment, please contact our clinic.