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Acne Scar Removal

Just as you think having acne is bad enough, dealing with acne scars is another level of torment.

Severe acne scars can be permanent, deep, and easily noticeable, sometimes even causing facial disfigurement. Besides that, acne scars can take away your confidence and happiness in life.

If you want to stop acne scars from affecting your life further, visit Dr. Claudia, your trusted Pimple Scar Treatment Experts for a solution.

No matter what type of scars you have, Dr. Claudia’s Skin Rejuvenation Treatment Centre offers the right acne scar removal treatments for you, including Microneedling Treatment, MESO Therapy & Radio Frequency, Chemical Peel, and TCA Peel—all designed to restore smoother, clearer, and healthier skin.

What is Acne Scar

Acne scars are inflamed blemishes that have swollen skin pores due to overstuffing with excess oil, dead skin and bacteria. Swollen pores will cause a break in the follicle wall.

If the lesions are small and shallow, scars created are minor and will heal quickly.

However, if the follicle wall is broken deeply, bigger lesions are formed because infected materials spill over to surrounding tissues. The skin tries to repair these lesions by forming new collagens.

However, these repairs are not as smooth as the original skin.

You can either get indentation when there is tissue loss, or bumps on your skin when too much collagen is produced.

The Causes of Acne Scar

Will all acne patients have acne scars?

A study has indicated that about 80% of people between the ages of 11 and 30 will have acne, and 20% of these people will have scarring. However, the risk of getting acne scar increases when a person:

1. Has Inflammatory Acne

This is especially true to cystic and nodule acne which happen deep in the skin and cause more serious damage.

2. Does Not Treat Inflammatory Acne Promptly

The longer is the delay, the worse is the acne and the greater is the risk of scarring.

3. Squeezes or Pops Acne

Especially with dirty fingers. Lack of hygiene and using the wrong method of extraction, may hurts the epidermis of the skin and causes scars. This worsens inflammation, which increases the risk of scarring.

4. Genetic Factors

Genetic plays a crucial role, making you more prone to acne breakouts, then higher risks in getting acne scars.

Types of Acne Scar and Its Symptoms

1. Rolling Scars

Rolling scars are sunken scars (atrophic lesions) with round and sloping edges. When there are many of these in the same region, the skin appears wavy and rolling. Rolling scars will commonly affect people with prolonged inflammatory acne (also known as cystic acne). As your skin ages, these scars become increasingly noticeable.

2. Boxcar Scars

Boxcar scars are also atrophic lesions. They are wide, box-shaped indentations with steep, deep and defined edges. It is more difficult to mix them into the surrounding skin due to these edges. They also look like chicken pox scars.

3. Icepick Scars

As its name has already suggested, icepick scars look as if the skin was pierced deeply and narrowly. This happens because collagen is not produced enough by the skin. This type of acne is the hardest to treat.

4. Hypertrophic Scars

Hypertrophic, or raised scars are filled with excessive amounts of collagen, happened when too much collagen is produced during acne wound healing. Keloid is also a type of raised scars. The difference is that a keloid scar is larger than its acne lesion source, while a hypertrophic scar is of the same size of its acne lesion source.

The Importance of Treating Acne Scars in the Early Stages

Acne scars make you look ugly and lowers your self esteem

Everyone desires a flawless face, but acne scars can spoil your dreams of having one, and possibly cause you of your dream job too. Studies have also shown that people do get depression if they feel insecure with their looks. You can stop the unnecessary suffering or disadvantages by engaging treatment as soon as possible.

Possibility of bacteria hidden in the acne scars

You may not be able to see it, but bacteria can still thrive in your acne scars and makes acne to relapse again.

Scars will grow bigger especially if you delay your treatment

There is a saying “a disease ought to be treated when it is milder”, and unsurprisingly the same principle is applicable to your acne scars. Take example of a keloid scar, which is a result of excessive collagen produced on the wound’s site. The scar continues to expand in size despite the wound being healed well. You should seek treatment immediately to stop this.

Treatments Offered for Acne Scar Removal

1. Micro-Needling Treatment

Micro-needing is using small needles to injure the skin, so that deeper skin layers will experience collagen remodeling, i.e. production of more collagen to heal scarring. Growth factors known as cytokines are also released from the upper skin layers. Mild to moderate acne scars can benefit from this treatment.

2. Meso – RF Scar Repair

Meso-RF is a dual-action treatment that combines radiofrequency (RF) micro-needling with mesotherapy to target acne scars from within. RF energy is delivered through fine needles to stimulate collagen production, break down scar tissue, and remodel the skin’s structure. Following this, a custom blend of nutrients—such as hyaluronic acid, growth factors and vitamin C is infused into the skin to support healing, hydration, and scar lightening. This treatment is suitable for atrophic (indented), hypertrophic (raised), and pigmented acne scars. Over time, skin appears smoother, firmer, and more even in tone.

3. Chemical Peel

Chemical peels are a good choice for people with fair skin. Chemical removes the outer layer of old skin, and the new skin layer that appears is smoother in appearance. Chemicals used are customizable depending on the condition of your scars.

4. TCA Acid Peel

Trichloroacetic (TCA) Acid Peels remove a uniform layer of skin cells, revealing a smoother, new layer of skin. Determined by your scar conditions, the concentration of TCA can be customized to control its strength and the depth of skin being treated.

What to Expect from Our Acne Scar Removal Treatment

See effective results within 1st session

You will see your scar lightened in colour right after the first session, and of course more visible results after subsequent sessions.

Skin becomes smoother and refined within 1-5 sessions

Yes, no more moon’s surface skin when you get rid of the raised or indented scars.

Recover up to 90% of scar problem

Our treatments are proven effective against most of the acne scar problems.

Improve uneven skin tone

With ugly scars removed, you can say bye-bye to your patchy skin.

Makes skin rejuvenated

Our treatments will lead to remodeling of collagen, leaving your skin firmer and more elastic.

Who Is Suitable for Acne Scar Removal Treatment

Bride or Groom-to-Be: Want to improve your skin before the big day
Model: Looking to improve skin appearance for their profession
Actor/Actress: Seeking acne scar treatment for enhanced appearance on stage or screen
Young Adult: Who are in their early twenties still struggling with acne scars from previous breakouts
Professional Woman: A career-focused woman looking to improved confidence
Social Media Influencer: Wanting to improve skin appearance for their online presence
Lectures: An educator dealing with acne scars in a public-facing role
Retiree: Wishes to address acne scars for personal satisfaction
Sales Professional: Seeking to improve skin appearance for enhanced confidence and a polished professional image

Why Choose Us for Acne Scar Removal Treatment

We Use Premium Ingredients

We use high quality, safe and reliable chemical and TCA peels. The same applies to micro-needling – we combine this treatment with specific ingredient extracted from premium marine collagen to encourage new skin cell generation.

See Effective Results After First Session

All our treatments are proven effective, right after the first session. You can return home happy after the first session and be ready for more improvement in subsequent ones.