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Acne Scar

Acne scars are formed when the skin breakout occurs

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    TLC Skyn, Kollam
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    Acne scars are formed when the skin breakout occurs resulting in the blemishing of the tissues. It can permanently damage your skin if not treated on time.

    Acne Scar

    Acne scar is the result of inflammation caused by acne blemishes. There are two types of acne scarring Discoloration Scarring & Indentation Scarring. In the first case, the affected skin area remains darker even after the blemish is healed. While in the other case, the scar will not heal completely and also regenerate. Since it gets affected on the skin, acne scars are really embarrassing and should be treated on time by a professional skin expert. As you all know, there are various home remedies available to treat acne scars. However, all those may not be applied on your skin as chances are there to backfire. So, it is advisable to consult a skin specialist if you have acne scars.

    Acne scars are one of the most common skin concerns now a days and we are here to help. Many people assume scars will simply fade with time or a good skincare routine. But once the skin’s deeper layers are damaged during a breakout, the marks left behind whether dark patches or uneven dips in the skin rarely resolve fully on their own.

    At TLC Skyn, lady skin specialist in Kollam Dr. Swathy Krishna uses a combination of clinically proven procedures tailored to your specific scar type, your skin tone, and the Kerala climate. Whether you have mild post-acne discoloration or deep pitted scars that have bothered you for years, there is an effective treatment path for you.

    Acne scars are always the result of what active acne leaves behind. If you are still dealing with frequent breakouts alongside your scars, it is important to treat the root cause first before starting any scar revision procedure. Visit our Acne Treatment in Kollam page to understand how we approaches active acne management before moving into scar treatment.

    Advantages of Acne Scar Treatment

    Non-Invasive

    Enhanced Results

    Fast & Efficient

    Safe & Secure

    Lifts Self-Confidence

    Treatment Options & Methods

    There are various treatment options available for acne scars.

    Dermatologists usually go for drugs that contain retinoic acids as these are believed to treat acne scars in a well-defined manner.

    Other option includes antibiotics alongside Azelaic acid and Salicylic acid.

    Treatment methods available for acne scar are as follows:

    • Soft Tissue Fillers
    • Steroid Injection
    • Laser Resurfacing
    • Dermabrasion
    • Skin Needling
    • Surgery

    Before and After

    Real results from Acne Scar treatment at TLC Skyn, Kollam.

    Acne Scar before and after at TLC Skyn
    Acne Scar before and after at TLC Skyn
    Acne Scar before and after at TLC Skyn
    Acne Scar before and after at TLC Skyn

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Will acne scars ever go away?

    Acne scars rarely fade away completely on their own, but with time and the right treatments, they can become barely noticeable.

    How long do acne scars need to fade?

    It may take 12 months or longer

    Are acne scars harmful?

    Though acne scars are not usually harmful to your physical health, they can affect emotional well-being and confidence.

    What is the fastest way to heal acne scars?

    The absolute fastest way to remove acne scars is through professional in-office dermatological procedures.

    What triggers acne scars?

    Acne scars are caused by the skin’s flawed healing process following severe inflammation.

    What age is worst for acne?

    Acne is usually most severe between the ages of 14 and 19, with many people experiencing their worst breakouts during their late teens and early twenties.