The inflamed typically red scars left behind from past acne.
Types of acne scars:
• Ice pick scars (Atrophic)
• Rolling scars (Atrophic)
• Boxcar scars (Atrophic)
• Macular scars
During an acne breakout, inflammation is often occurring underneath the skin. This inflammation can cause trauma to already vulnerable skin tissue, which can result in scarring.
There are various types of acne scars. Macular acne scars are flat scars with hyper/hypopigmentation. Atrophic acne scars are more characterized by a dip or indentation and seen more in clients with severe acne. Raised acne scars are often seen in individuals with darker skin tones.
Acne scars can be seen anywhere on the body, but are most commonly on the face.
• Hyperpigmentation & Hypopigmentation
• Sunspots & Freckles
• Sebaceous Hyperplasia
Please Note: It is important to speak with your medical provider or dermatologist first regarding any bump, lesion, or other unknown issue on the skin to rule out more serious skin conditions.
While acne scars are very common, they can cause distress and discomfort in clients. If you have acne scars that have not gone away on their own, our treatments can help.
Patient (32 F) shows improvement after her first treatment.
