Acne Scars

Acne scars form when a deep blemish becomes inflamed, leading to the destruction of skin components like collagen and elastin. In response, the skin produces scar tissue to heal, resulting in a sunken scar. This often occurs in cases of severe acne, particularly when cysts and pustules are present.

Acne scars are classified into three main categories based on appearance: atrophic, hypertrophic, and mild scars.

Prevention is key to reducing the formation of acne scars. A proper skincare routine, along with targeted products, can help prevent or minimize existing scars.

Tips:

  • Avoid picking or breaking acne lesions.
  • Replace soap and harsh scrubs with gentle micellar water or foam cleansers.
  • Use specialized daily care products recommended by your Esthetician.
  • Apply a non-greasy moisturizer with SPF.
  • Avoid strong at-home peels containing AHAs, as they can cause irritation.

Recommended treatment protocols:

Microneedling (Derma-Roller)

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Fruit Acids (A-hA)

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Photorejuvanation (Laser Lift)

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Dermabrasion

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Phytopeeling

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Dermapen Microneedling

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Chemical Peels

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