01 · Overview
Acne scars are not one condition. Ice-pick, rolling, boxcar and raised scars respond differently, and pigmentation may coexist. Treatment begins by controlling active acne and mapping each scar type before combining procedures in a staged plan.
02 · May help with
Is this treatment
right for you?
- Atrophic acne scars
- Uneven texture and enlarged pores
- Post-acne pigmentation
- Stable scars after acne control
03 · Your journey
Scar and acne assessment
Photography and expectation setting
Procedure selection by scar type
Staged treatment and healing review
Combination plans commonly require multiple sessions. Improvement is progressive as collagen remodelling continues.
Depends on the chosen procedure and can range from mild redness to several days of visible healing.
Inflammatory acne, keloid tendency, pigmentation risk, infection history and recent isotretinoin use must be discussed before procedural treatment.
04 · Common questions
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can scars be removed completely?+
Complete erasure is not realistic. The goal is meaningful softening of depth, edges, texture and colour.
Why are combination treatments used?+
Different scars arise at different skin depths, so one device or procedure rarely addresses every scar pattern.
This page provides general education and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Suitability, benefits, risks and outcomes vary.