Acne scars can be a reminder of old breakouts, leaving marks on the skin that might affect our self-image. These scars happen when skin heals from acne producing poor quality collagen often creating uneven texture or color. They present as depression on the skin making skin surface irregular.
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Types of Acne Scar
Boxcar Scars
Wider, box-like depressions with clear edges, typically from inflammatory acne destroying collagen.
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Hyperpigmentation
Not a scar but dark spots from post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) after acne heals, changing skin color instead of texture.
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Hypertrophic or Keloid Scars
Raised scars from too much tissue forming, which feel thick or itchy.
Ice Pick Scars
Small, narrow scars that look like tiny holes, caused by tissue loss.
Rolling Scars
These create a wavy, uneven texture because of scar tissue layers under the skin.
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Chemical-Peels
These use mild solutions to exfoliate the skin, promoting new growth and reducing pigmentation and mild scars for a refreshed look.
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Microneedling
This combines small needles which create micro-injuries to boost collagen production, improving texture and reducing scars.
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Laser Skin Resurfacing
This treatment uses lasers to target scars, encouraging collagen and skin renewal for a smoother appearance.
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Dermal Fillers
Fillers can help raise certain scars, like rolling or boxcar scars, for a more even skin surface.
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Subcision
A quick, minor treatment that breaks up tough bands under the skin causing rolling scars, letting the skin lift and smooth out.
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