FAQs associated with Acne Scar Treatment

1. FAQs associated with Acne Scar Treatment Managing and treating acne can be challenging, and so does treating acne scars. According to a study published in the National Library of Medicine, the prevalence of acne affecting adolescents worldwide is 80%. This makes acne an increasing skin problem with psychological consequences. Acne and acne scars are also known to affect the quality of life. There are many treatments and clinical solutions available in the market. However, not every remedy is known to provide a satisfactory and long-term solution for the same. Regardless, Mehektagul Derma Clinic remains the most popular choice of patients for acne scar treatment in Delhi. This guest post will confer FAQs associated with factors contributing to acne scars, their type, treatment options, prevention, and so on. Most Frequently Asked Questions for Acne Scars What are the factors contributing to Acne Scars? An acne scar is a skin condition that results from inflammatory acne. Factors contributing to acne scars are listed below: • Inflammation of acne blemishes • Picking/popping/squeezing acne pimples • Getting no acne treatment on time What are the different types of Acne scars? Based on how your acne scar appears, acne scars can be classified into the following types:  • Depressed Acne Scar: Depressed acne scars are sometimes referred to as atropic scars. These scars appear flat, shallow, and often permanent due to loss of collagen during the healing process. Some of the depressed acne scars are listed below: 1. Ice pick scar: This acne scar appears to be cone in shape and faces inward within the skin, extending deeply into the skin.  2. Boxcar scars: These scars are in box shape, more common where the skin is thick such as near the jaw lines. 

2. 3. Rolling scars: These scars appear to be wavy due to their shallow and wide nature. • Raised Acne Scar: These scars are caused by to excessive production of collagen during healing from acne, which causes scars to appear raised. These scars are common on the back, shoulder, and jawline. Moreover, raised acne scars could be itchy or inflamed. The types of acne scars are listed below: 1. Keloid Scar: These acne scars are usually larger than the actual acne.  2. Hypertrophic Scar: Acne results from excessive tissue growth while healing from acne.  What are the common acne scar treatments? The treatment for acne scars depends upon the type of acne. Some of the common treatments for acne scars are listed below: • Injectable Fillers: Injectable fillers are commonly known as dermal fillers. It is a popular acne scar treatment for rolling, boxcars, and ice-pick scars. The treatment adds volume to the scar, making it look plump up.  • Chemical Peel: Chemical peels work on the principle of exfoliation. Therefore, chemical peels with salicylic acid or glycolic acid as their main constituents help in removing the top layer of the skin. This results in pigmented skin cells to shed off, promoting in production of new skin cells and even-toned skin. • Laser Resurfacing: Laser resurfacing works best for raised acne scars. In this procedure, the laser targets the risen scars and destroys them resulting in better textured and smooth skin. The helps you to achieve smooth textured, and radiant skin. • Dermabrasion: In this treatment, an instrument is used for sanding off the top layer of the skin, revealing smooth and glowing skin. • Collagen Induction Therapy: Collagen is the protein responsible for firm, radiant and plump skin. Collagen induction therapy triggers collagen and elastin production in the skin. This helps promote the growth of healthy new skin cells. The pigmented cells are then replaced by healthy glowing cells, reducing acne scars. • Subcision: Subcision is a minimally invasive procedure used for treating acne scars. This treatment involves breaking down fibrous bands responsible for pulling down the skin. This procedure usually occurs when acne scars are deeply seated within the tissues. Moreover, this incision is performed using a blunt-tipped needle. This treatment is not just limited to treating acne scars but is also used for treating chicken pox, wound, or surgical scars. • Excision: This treatment involves the removal of scars by making incisions. Basically, in this procedure, the scar is surgically removed, followed by stitching the wound. This treatment is recommended for the scar, which does not seem to respond to any other treatment and is deeply seated. • Radiofrequency Microneedling: This treatment procedure uses heat to destroy the pigmented scars. It involves radiofrequency-charged needles targeting heat on pigmented scars by losing scared strands and promoting the production of collagen. Moreover, this treatment also helps in filling fine lines and wrinkles.

3. • Cryotherapy: Cryotherapy uses extremely freezing temperatures to freeze and destroy acne scars. However, there are some risks associated with this procedure, such as blisters, frostbite, or ulcers. Book an appointment with the Best Skin clinic in Delhi for Acne Scars Treatment When you are considering acne scar treatment, you may consult Mehektagul Derma Clinic. It is the top-rated choice as the best skin clinic in Delhi. The clinic offers advanced and effective treatment with a clinical approach that is custom-made for your specific acne scar. Dr. Gulima Arora and Dr. Sandeep Arora at this advanced clinic understand your skin condition and ensure a treatment plan that works best for your skin. Treatments provided by the experts include Chemical peel, light therapy, topical medication, oral medication, dermatosurgery, injections, filler, laser resurfacing, and many more. To get a personalized solution for your acne scars, schedule an appointment today or visit Mehektagul Derma Clinic today!