It’s Never Too Late to Have Beautiful Skin – Get Acne Scars Treated Now!

Acne affects just about everybody in life - and it’s no secret that acne scars are a common ordeal. Dealing with acne might be a challenge already on its own, but the scars that are left behind can impact you more than the acne itself. There are many ways to treat acne scars, but if you’ve exhausted all your options and you’re looking for a more effective solution to eradicate scars, keep on reading. There are many methods to treating your acne scars professionally, and it just comes down to skin type, how deep your scars are and what kind of scarring you have. Let’s take a look at different treatments you can get for acne scars. 

How Do Scars Form?

Acne scars are the outcome of deeper, inflamed pimples where your pore is clogged with excessive sebum. The clogged pore expands, causing a break in the follicle wall. Shallow breakouts are usually minor and heal quickly. Before you try to treat any scars, it’s important to know what type they are. Each type responds to treatment differently, and some treatments are better for particular types than others.

Before you start any treatment for acne scars, it’s important to be seen by a specialist. At Sculpt Cosmedics, we can help you determine the best method to reduce the appearance of your scars and provide the most effective treatment for beautiful skin.

Ways You Can Treat Scarring From Acne

When all else fails, it’s smart to look to the professionals for help. There are many different methods for treating acne scars, and your specialist will speak with you about which route is best for you and your skin type. Here are just a few of the treatments you can get done:

• Dermabrasion is one of the most effective and common treatments for acne scars. Your practitioner uses a wire brush or a wheel to deeply exfoliate the top layer of the skin. This treatment is best suited for scars that are shallow, such as shallow boxcar or rolling scars. Deep scars may also become less noticeable.
• A chemical peel is a strong acid that’s used to remove the top layer of the skin to reduce the appearance of scarring, fine lines, sun spots and other blemishes. There are many different types of chemical peels, so it’s best to talk to a professional about which one is right for you. Check out our blog here to learn more about chemical peels!
• Similar to a chemical peel and dermabrasion, laser resurfacing removes the top layer of the skin. This method typically heals more quickly than other resurfacing treatments. This option is also not ideal for anyone who still has active breakouts, and it’s not as effective on deeper skin tones.
• Specialists use fillers to fill in deeper acne scars and help even out the skin. The fillers can be made with collagen, your own body fat, or a commercial filler. They are injected under the surface of the skin to help plump up and smooth out depressed scars. Most fillers last between 6 and 18 months before they need to be redone, so this isn’t a long term option.

Get Stubborn Acne Scarring Treated Now

Acne scars can be irritating, but there are many treatments that can make them less noticeable. Most scars are permanent, but a professional can help you find the right treatment to help reduce the appearance of your scars. Sculpt Cosmedics is a medspa in Brooklyn specializing in treatments from Laser Skin Care, Chemical Peels, Botox and more. For any inquiries or questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to Sculpt Cosmedics at (718) 998-9898!

Book an appointment with us today to get rid of acne scars for good!