Tag: Acne Scars

Acne scars can be corrected by injecting collagen, fat, or another substance beneath the skin, soft tissue fillers can plump the skin over indentation scars. The goal is to conceal the scars to the greatest extent feasible. Due to the temporary nature of the benefits, numerous treatments are necessary to sustain them. This method has a minimal risk of generating skin color changes.

Laser resurfacing is gaining popularity, and it is routinely used to repair scars that have been treated previously using dermabrasion. Patients with darker skin or a history of keloids are more prone to have adverse reactions to this surgery.

Additionally, energy-based treatments such as pulsed light sources and radiofrequency devices can be used to minimize the visibility of scars while avoiding injury to the skin’s outer layer. Minor side effects may occur, and you may require further treatments.

Chemical peel: Using a chemical solution, your doctor will remove the top layer of skin from the scar tissue, diminishing the appearance of deeper scars. Repeat the light and medium peels to maintain the results. At any given moment, you may only have one deep peel.

Microneedling treatments stimulate the production of collagen in the underlying tissue. It is a highly successful way of acne scar treatment. Because we utilize isolated needles, there is less possibility of skin discoloration.

Fotona is a deep fractional ablative laser Fraxel Fraction non-ablative laser Fractora Inmode RF microneedling subcision with Bellafill injection.