Post-acne scars and facial scars - specialist medical consultation and personalized treatment plan

Post-acne scars and facial scars occur as a result of inflammatory processes of the skin or cutaneous trauma that affect the structure of the dermis. These can appear following severe acne, dermatological procedures, or other skin lesions.

Scars can have varied shapes and depths, including atrophic scars (depressed), hypertrophic scars, or scars associated with uneven texture. These changes can affect the overall appearance of the skin and can result in irregular skin relief.

In modern dermatological and aesthetic medicine, scar treatment involves a comprehensive and personalized approach. The procedures used can contribute to stimulating skin regeneration, increasing collagen production, and improving skin texture and quality.

During the medical consultation, the physician evaluates the type of scars, their depth, and skin characteristics, establishing a personalized treatment plan adapted to each patient.

Available procedures in the clinic contribute to:

• stimulating dermal regeneration and collagen production
• reducing scar depth
• evening out skin texture
• improving overall complexion appearance

Available treatments in the clinic:

• Microneedling Nanopore – to stimulate dermal regeneration and collagen production
• Facial PRP – regenerative procedure that utilizes the patient's own growth factors
• PRX-T33 – biorevitalization without intense exfoliation, with skin regeneration effect
• Medical peels – for controlled exfoliation and skin texture improvement
• EXION – advanced technology for stimulating skin regeneration and increasing skin firmness
• Exilis Ultra 360 – radiofrequency procedure for stimulating collagen and improving skin texture
• CO₂ Laser – for skin rejuvenation and scar reduction
• Harmony XL Pro dermatological laser – laser platform used for dermatological and aesthetic treatments

Optimal treatment is established following medical consultation, depending on the type of scars, skin characteristics, and the patient's aesthetic objectives.