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Acne may settle, but scars and uneven texture can remain long after the breakouts are gone.
At Dr. Dalia Siddig Medical Center in Al Majaz, Sharjah, acne scar treatment begins by identifying the type of scarring, its depth, your skin tone and whether active acne is still present.
Different scars respond to different treatments, so the first step is understanding what your skin actually needs.
Acne scars develop when inflammation damages the skin and healing leaves a lasting change in texture or structure.
They may appear as:
Flat dark marks left after acne are different from true scars and may need pigmentation-focused treatment instead.
You may benefit from an acne scar consultation if:
Your dermatologist will first determine what type of scarring is present before recommending treatment.
Your dermatologist examines the type, depth and distribution of the scars.
If new breakouts are still occurring, controlling the acne may need to come first.
Previous laser, microneedling, peels, medications or scar procedures are discussed.
The recommended approach is selected according to the scar pattern, skin tone and expected outcome.
Depending on your skin, care may involve one technique or a combination of procedures over time.
Progress is reviewed gradually and the plan can be adjusted according to how your skin responds.
May be used for selected depressed scars and uneven skin texture by encouraging controlled skin remodelling.
Certain laser treatments may help improve texture and make selected scars less noticeable.
Deeper or tethered scars may need more focused techniques rather than surface treatment alone.
Selected depressed scars may sometimes benefit from added volume beneath the area.
Certain resurfacing approaches may be considered for texture or pigmentation depending on the skin type.
The right combination depends on the scars present. One procedure is rarely suitable for every scar pattern.
A carefully planned treatment approach may help:
The aim is improvement, not the promise of completely flawless skin.
These concerns need to be separated before treatment begins.
Flat brown, grey or darker patches are usually related to pigmentation.
True scars involve a change in the texture or structure of the skin.
Some patients have both.
Scar type, skin tone, pigmentation and active acne are reviewed before procedures are selected.
Ice-pick, rolling, boxcar and raised scars may need different approaches.
Several techniques can be planned together when different types of scars are present.
Treatment intensity and aftercare are planned carefully when there is a higher risk of pigmentation.
Dr. Dalia Siddig Medical Center is located in Al Majaz 1, Sharjah, with clinic hours from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM on operating days.
Treatment can make scars less noticeable, but complete removal cannot be guaranteed. Improvement depends on scar type, depth and skin response.
There is no single best option. Different scars respond differently, and many patients have more than one scar type.
It can help selected depressed scars and uneven texture. Suitability depends on the scar pattern and individual skin.
No. Laser may help some scars, while deeper or tethered scars may need another technique or combination treatment.
Usually, yes. Ongoing breakouts can create new marks and scars, so acne control is often an important first step.
The number varies according to the treatment selected, scar severity and how your skin responds.
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