Dealing with acne scars can be a challenging and often lengthy journey, regardless of the type of scars you’re dealing with.

Fortunately, the continuous advancements in technology have ushered in a diverse range of treatments tailoured to efficiently eliminate acne scars and rejuvenate the skin, restoring its natural smoothness and radiance.

In the quest for beautifully scar-free skin, there are 4 treatments that are ideal options to treat Acne Scars.

These treatments have changed the way we approach acne scar management, offering renewed hope and confidence to those seeking to regain the flawless complexion they desire.

With these innovative solutions, the path to achieving the skin you’ve always dreamed of has never been more promising.

Why Choose M-Aesthetic Clinic?

At M-Aesthetic Clinic, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional care and results. Our experienced doctors specialise in aesthetic treatments and use only the highest quality products. When you choose us for your aesthetic treatments, you benefit from:

Safe & Proven Results

Effective Acne Scar Treatments

1. Fractional co2 laser

Acne scars come in various forms, including rolling, ice pick, boxcar, and hypertrophic scars. Fractional CO2 laser, is a versatile treatment capable of addressing multiple scar types. 

This laser therapy employs focused beams of light to create microscopic channels in the skin, triggering the body’s natural healing response. As the skin repairs itself, collagen production is stimulated, leading to a smoother, more even complexion. Fractional CO2 laser is particularly effective for treating atrophic scars, such as Rolling and Box scars, by promoting collagen remodeling and skin regeneration.

Types of Acne Scars It Can Treat

Certain types of Ice Pick Scar

2. Microneedling radiofrequency (RF)

Microneedling radiofrequency (RF) is an acne scar treatment that marries two known techniques: microneedling and radiofrequency energy. 

Microneedling involves the creation of tiny micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating collagen production and tissue regeneration. When coupled with radiofrequency energy, this treatment achieves a twofold effect. 

First, the micro-injuries enhance the absorption of RF energy, allowing for more precise targeting of scar tissue. 

Second, the RF energy itself contributes to collagen synthesis, promoting smoother and tighter skin. This dynamic duo is particularly effective for treating rolling and boxcar scars, which are characterized by their depressed, uneven appearance. Microneedling RF not only improves the texture of the skin but also provides a rejuvenating lift.

Types of Acne Scars It Can Treat

Rolling Scar

3. Subcision

For individuals burdened by deeply pitted scars, subcision emerges as a liberating solution.

Deeper scars, like rolling and boxcar scars, are caused by fibrous bands that anchor the skin to underlying tissue. Subcision is a specialised procedure that entails the careful insertion of a needle beneath the skin’s surface to release these fibrous attachments. 

By freeing the skin from its moorings, subcision allows the depressed scar to lift and gradually fill in.

This technique, while highly effective for atrophic scars, may also be employed to treat rolling and boxcar scars, bringing newfound smoothness and vitality to the skin.

Types of Acne Scars It Can Treat

Rolling Scar

4. TCA Cross

When dealing with the stubborn, narrow pits of ice pick scars, the TCA (trichloroacetic acid) CROSS technique is a specialized approach that can yield remarkable results.

The TCA CROSS technique involves the precise application of TCA directly into the depth of the ice pick scar.

This causes controlled chemical coagulation, leading to the formation of new collagen that gradually elevates the scar. Over a series of treatments, this procedure can dramatically improve the appearance of even the most stubborn ice pick scars, giving patients renewed confidence in their skin’s texture and tone.

Types of Acne Scars It Can Treat

Ice Pick Scar