Acne Scarring Treatments at The Cosmetic Skin Clinic
Acne scarring is a direct complication of acne, a debilitating skin condition where hair follicles become clogged up with oils and dead skin. Acne scars are the permanent textural scars left over from a severe bout of acne. They appear as small physical indentations or craters across the skin, giving it an uneven and damaged appearance.
If a patient suffers from acne spots, then these can directly cause acne scars if they burst and damage the skin. This situation is more common when severe types of acne spots such as nodules and cysts start to burst. Acne scarring can also occur if spots are picked or squeezed, so it is highly advisable to avoid doing this.
The answer to this question depends on the severity of your acne scar. If the acne scar is shallow and flush to the skin’s surface, and discolouration is the main issue, then this type of acne scar tends to fade on its own over time, as the skin naturally heals itself. However, deeper acne scars can leave the skin looking irregular as depressed pockets form and craters develop due to the severe nature of the burst cyst or nodule. In these instances, we need to renew and remodel the skin from deep underneath to restore supportive collagen stores and level out the sunken skin depressions.
When it comes to removing acne scars, a range of non-invasive treatments like lasers and micro-needling are clinically proven to be effective at visibly minimising acne scar skin damage. Treatments for acne scarring are typically not available on the NHS as they are regarded as a purely cosmetic concern in most cases. However, we offer a wide range of proven non-surgical treatments that can help you to get rid of acne scars for good. During your initial consultation, we will assess the nature of your acne scarring before suggesting the best treatment to suit your individual needs.
*DISCLAIMER Patient experience and results may vary. These are dependent on a number of factors such as lifestyle, age and medical history.
Clear acne scars with minimal downtime and long-lasting improvements to your overall skin quality.
At The Cosmetic Skin Clinic, we provide a range of specialist treatments that can help reduce the appearance of acne scars and help patients to regain self-confidence. Below, we explain how to treat acne scars with our range of safe and effective treatments.
Genuine Dermaroller™ therapy, otherwise known as micro-needling or collagen induction therapy, is a first-class technology with which scarred skin can heal naturally and safely.
Laser resurfacing is a proven treatment for acne scars that removes layers of damaged skin: Clear + Brilliant® acne light laser helps provide an immediate noticeable difference to skin tone and texture. We also offer the SmartXide DOT fractional laser skin resurfacing treatment to stimulate deep collagen renewal in a highly targeted way.
INTRAcel™ – a skin-tightening and skin rejuvenating system that uses micro-needling and radio-frequency can help improve the appearance of acne scars.
Chemical skin peels enable the skin to appear brighter and more refreshed while kick-starting skin self-renewal. Cosmeceuticals (cosmetics with medicinal purposes) are a therapeutic way to manage acne scarring with ease and instantly visible results.
At your initial consultation, we will individually assess your skin before recommending the ideal treatment to suit your own unique needs. Find us in London and Buckinghamshire.
* Disclaimer: Please be aware that results and benefits may vary from patient to patient taking into consideration factors such as age, lifestyle and medical history.
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