Scar Removal

Your scars are almost certainly less visible to everybody else than they are to you. That is not a reason to leave them, and it is not a reason to rush at them either.

Ice pick, boxcar and rolling scars sit at different depths and answer to different tools, and most faces have more than one kind on them at once. So your first appointment is a reading of your face in side light rather than a treatment.

If you are still breaking out, we settle that first. Working on scars while your skin is still producing new spots means making new scars at one end while you soften old ones at the other.

3 to 6 sessions / about six weeks apart / how deep they are decides how many

Treats: rolling and boxcar scarring, and the rough texture left behind once acne has settled

Will not: erase a scar. Scars get softer and blend into the skin around them. The deepest and the oldest move slowest

Not suitable: peels and lasers over acne that is still active, which we treat first