What it is
Smoother texture, gradually.
Acne scars vary in shape and depth. That is why treatment usually combines techniques such as peels, microneedling, biostimulators or laser.
The plan is set after assessing the type of scar and your skin.
Who it is for
When people look for it
Depressed scars
Pitted or rolling marks.
Uneven texture
Skin with irregular surface.
Dark marks
Pigmentation after acne.
Options
How it can be done
- Personalised planTechniques and number of sessions set at the assessment.
How it works
Step by step
- 1
Assessment
Type of scar
Choosing the techniques.
- 2
Sessions
Over months
With gaps so the skin can recover.
- 3
Progress
Gradual
Texture improves step by step.
- 4
Review
Follow-up
Adjusting the plan.
Before you decide
Risks and care
Treatments can cause redness, flaking or pigment changes. Scars can improve but rarely disappear completely. Active acne should be treated first.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Will the scars disappear?
They usually improve but rarely disappear completely.
How many sessions are needed?
It varies with the type of scar; it is set at the assessment.
Can I be treated with active acne?
Active acne is usually treated first.
General information that does not replace a consultation. Suitability, risks and alternatives for each treatment are explained by the doctor at the assessment. Results vary from person to person.
