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Acne scarring is a common concern for patients who have previously experienced moderate to severe breakouts.
- Helps treat acne scarring with non-surgical procedures such as skin needling, PRP therapy, and laser skin treatments.
- Targets atrophic and hypertrophic scars by stimulating collagen production to help improve skin texture and reduce indentations or rough patches.
- A customised treatment plan is developed during your consultation to help encourage gradual improvements with realistic outcomes, supported by tailored aftercare recommendations.
At a glance
Scarring can appear as depressions in the skin (atrophic scars), raised tissue (hypertrophic scars), or areas of pigmentation left behind after inflammation.
Although scars may improve slightly with time, many individuals seek treatment to reduce their visibility and improve overall skin smoothness and confidence. At Levant Cosmetic Surgery, we offer non-surgical treatment options that may support skin remodelling and texture enhancement.
What Causes Acne Scars?
Scarring results when the skin’s natural healing process after inflammation leads to an overproduction or loss of collagen. This can happen due to:
- Deep or prolonged acne lesions
- Picking or squeezing spots
- Inflammatory responses during healing
- Genetic predisposition to scarring
A face-to-face consultation will help determine the type and severity of scarring and whether treatment is suitable.
Non-Surgical Treatments for Acne Scarring
Skin needling, PRP therapy, and laser treatments are commonly used to support skin texture, tone, and overall appearance through non-surgical techniques.
Skin Needling (Microneedling)
Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin production. Over time, this can help resurface areas of atrophic scarring and improve the appearance of indentations or rough texture.
PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
PRP supports healing and skin renewal using your body’s own growth factors. It may enhance the effectiveness of skin needling or be applied on its own to encourage tissue repair and skin smoothing.
Laser Skin Treatments
Fractional or targeted laser procedures may assist in resurfacing scarred skin and supporting the body’s regenerative processes. This treatment is tailored based on scar depth, pigmentation, and skin type.
What to Expect
Treatment for acne scars typically requires a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart. The goal is gradual improvement through collagen remodelling. Your practitioner will develop a treatment plan that includes:
- Estimated number of sessions
- Recommended combination therapy (if applicable)
- At-home skincare to support outcomes
Visible improvement often begins after the first few sessions, with continued gains over time.
Managing Expectations
While non-surgical treatments may significantly improve the appearance of scarring, complete removal is not always possible. Your practitioner will discuss realistic goals, risks, and expected progress to help you make an informed decision based on your unique situation.
Disclaimer
Treatment for acne scarring should be provided by a qualified medical professional following a consultation. Results vary based on skin condition and treatment plan. This content is intended for educational purposes and is compliant with Ahpra guidelines.
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