Acne Scars
Acne scars vary in depth and type, so treatment may involve resurfacing, collagen stimulation, or combination therapy.
Treat the scar, not just the surface.
Acne scarring can vary significantly in depth and type. The right approach depends on the characteristics of the scars and may involve resurfacing, collagen stimulation, or a combination of treatment strategies.
Acne Scars Results
Explore before-and-after results filtered specifically to Acne Scars.
A treatment plan built around your scars.
Multiple Technologies
Multiple technologies can be selected to match different scar types and depths.
Your Own Biology
Treatment can incorporate your own biology for enhanced healing when appropriate.
Right Timing
Treatment is most effective once active breakouts are more controlled.
Explore options for acne scarring.
Microneedling
A collagen-stimulating approach that can be used for selected acne scars and textural concerns.
Morpheus8 RF Microneedling
Combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy for targeted collagen stimulation and remodeling.
Erbium Resurfacing
A resurfacing option designed to address selected skin texture and surface concerns.
PRP / PRF
Can incorporate your own biology as part of a personalized regenerative treatment approach.
Treat the scar type,
not just the symptom.
Acne scars vary in depth and type, which means there is no single treatment that works the same way for everyone.
Treatment may combine resurfacing, collagen stimulation, and regenerative approaches depending on your skin, scar characteristics, and treatment goals.
What to know about acne scars.
Can acne scars be completely removed?
Improvement is realistic, but complete removal cannot be guaranteed — results depend on scar type, depth, and skin.
Should I treat scarring while I still have active acne?
Scarring treatments are typically most effective once active breakouts are more controlled.
Start with your skin.
Book a consultation to discuss your acne scars and determine which treatment approach may best fit your skin, scar type, and goals.
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