Uses ultra-fine needles to create micro-injuries to the skin. These micro-injuries stimulate collagen production, reducing the appearance of scars and smoothing the skin. You will need a series of 3 to 6 sessions, spaced over several weeks, depending on the severity of your acne.
Uses a specialized acid solution, strategically chosen from a selection of different options designed to treat varying degrees of acne scars. The chemical peel removes the outer layer of damaged skin to reveal healthier, more even-toned skin. Chemical peels feel like a brief burning or stinging sensation when applied.
Targets the deeper layers of your skin to improve texture and minimize scarring. There are several types of laser treatments, including fractional ablative, non-ablative, and vascular. Fractional delivers energy in thousands of microscopic columns, leaving healthy tissue untouched. Non-ablative offers faster recovery times, and vascular lasers target redness. They can be combined with each other to target various skin layers.
Temporarily fill indented scars for a smoother surface. Dermal fillers are injectable substances, such as hyaluronic acid, that provide instant volume and last 6 to 12 months as your body gradually absorbs them, producing gradual, natural-looking results.
Trigger your body to rebuild collagen over several months for longer-lasting, smoother skin. Biostimulatory fillers can be synthetic or use natural materials found in the body. Common biostimulatory fillers include Sculptra, Radiesse, Juvéderm, and Bellafill.
Prescription creams or serums to help fade discoloration and improve skin health by actively promoting skin cell turnover, boosting collagen production. They are best for individuals with mild, superficial, or pigmented scars who are not yet ready for a minimally invasive treatment.
Applies a highly concentrated acid directly into the base of the scar, particularly ice-pick and smaller boxcar scars, to stimulate collagen production and remodel the skin.
Uses a specialized needle or blunt cannula beneath the skin to break fibrous bands that pull the scar downward, allowing the skin to lift and become smoother naturally.
