Conditions We Treat
Acne Scarring
Often after vicious acne breakout cycles, many leave behind darker scarring on your face and visible body parts that linger for an extended period of time.
Understanding acne scarring
Acne scarring is one of the most common skin concerns we treat. When severe acne breakouts damage the deeper layers of the skin, the body's healing response can produce too much or too little collagen, resulting in raised or depressed scars that remain long after the acne itself has cleared.
These scars can appear as pitted depressions (ice pick, boxcar, or rolling scars), raised keloid-like formations, or areas of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation that darken the skin. They commonly affect the face, chest, shoulders, and back.
Beyond the physical marks, acne scarring can have a real impact on self-confidence and emotional well-being. Many people spend years trying over-the-counter products with minimal improvement, unaware that medical-grade treatments can dramatically reduce scarring and restore smoother, more even skin.
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