Acne Scars Treatment

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Acne Scars Treatment procedure at Dermiiz Clinic

Acne scars develop when severe inflammation damages the skin’s dermal collagen network, leaving behind stubborn depressions, uneven texture, or tethered fibrous bands beneath the epidermis.

At Dermiiz, we utilize advanced multi-modality scar revision protocols. By combining fractional resurfacing, targeted subcision, and regenerative collagen induction, we lift atrophic depressions and remodel skin texture for lasting smoothness.

Types of acne scars we treat

Different scar types originate at varying dermal depths. Our dermatologists map your scar patterns to create a comprehensive, multi-layer treatment strategy.

Ice Pick Scars

Deep, narrow columns extending into the deep dermis that respond exceptionally well to TCA CROSS.

Boxcar Scars

Angular, round depressions with sharply defined edges treated with fractional laser resurfacing.

Rolling Scars

Broad, shallow depressions caused by fibrotic bands pulling down the epidermis, ideal for subcision.

Post-Inflammatory Erythema

Stubborn red or purplish macules left behind after active blemishes resolve, treated with laser toning.

Benefits of acne scar treatment

Our multi-layer remodeling techniques restore dermal volume and smoothen uneven skin contours.

Dermatologist consultation for Acne Scars Treatment

Restored Dermal Texture

Rebuilds natural collagen and elastin frameworks to elevate depressions and harmonize skin surface contour.

Noticeably softens depth and sharp margins of atrophic acne depressions.

Promotes progressive, continuous collagen remodeling over several months.

Minimally invasive options with optimized recovery and downtime.

Frequently asked questions

Have questions about our treatments? Here are answers to common questions to help guide you on your treatment journey.

Most patients achieve optimal results over 4 to 6 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart, allowing the skin adequate time for neo-collagenesis and epidermal renewal.
We apply medical-grade topical anesthetic cream before energy-based or subcision procedures to ensure patient comfort throughout the session.
Yes. Collagen stimulated through fractional lasers and subcision provides permanent structural remodeling, provided new severe cystic acne is prevented.
Mild erythema and micro-crusting typically last 3 to 5 days, during which skin-calming moisturizers and broad-spectrum sunscreen are prescribed.
We generally stabilize active inflammatory breakouts first to avoid spreading bacteria, before initiating intensive dermal scar revision.