Tackling Acne Scars

Tackling Acne Scars:

Your Guide to Clearer Skin

Beating acne is a major win, right up there with acing your finals or nailing that dream job. But sometimes, those pesky scars stick around as unwanted reminders. Don't worry, we're here to help you understand and treat them so you can truly enjoy your clear skin.

Why Do I Have Acne Scars?

Acne scars happen when breakouts go deep and harm the skin. As your body heals, it can leave uneven skin behind. Knowing your scar type is the first step to effective treatment.

Atrophic Scars:

These are the most common and appear as small indentations in the skin.

They come in three forms:

Ice Pick Scars: deep and narrow, like tiny pin pricks.

Boxcar Scars: broad depressions with sharply defined edges.

Rolling Scars: wave-like undulations across the skin.

Ice Pick Scars

Deep and narrow, like tiny pin pricks.

Ice Pick Scars: What You Need to Know

Ice pick scars are deep, narrow marks that look like tiny pin pricks on your skin. They’re a common type of acne scar that can be stubborn to treat.

But don’t stress – We use non-ablative fractional laser for all types of atrophic acne scars due to their effectiveness and minimal side effects.

Let’s tackle those scars together!

Boxcar Scars:

Broad depressions with

sharply defined edges.

Boxcar Scars: What You Need to Know

Boxcar scars are broad depressions with sharply defined edges, making your skin look uneven.

They’re another common type of acne scar. But don't worry – Boxcar scars are wider at the base than icepick scars but do not taper.

We use non-ablative fractional laser for all types of atrophic acne scars due to their effectiveness and minimal side effects.

Ready to say goodbye to boxcar scars? Let’s get started on

your clear skin journey!

Rolling Scars:

Wave-like undulations across the skin.

Rolling Scars: What You Need to Know

Rolling scars create wave-like undulations on your skin, giving it a bumpy texture.

They’re a common type of acne scar, but you don't have to live with them forever.

We use non-ablative fractional laser for all types of atrophic acne scars due to their effectiveness and minimal side effects.

Ready for a smoother complexion?

Let’s tackle those rolling scars together!

A test patch may be necessary before commencing treatment with laser.

Amazing Transformation!

This client struggled with acne for several years and tried many treatments at other clinics, which only worsened the problem.

at Advanced Aesthetic Clinic, we conducted a consultation and performed just 2 Revlite Si laser treatments.

Check out the incredible results!

We are so happy for our client, who can now go on her dream holiday without any insecurities. Treating acne requires some effort, but it’s totally worth it.

If you're dealing with acne issues, don't wait – book a consultation today!

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