Atrophic Acne Scars
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Atrophic acne scars, also known as sunken scars, pitted scars, indented scars, depressed acne scars, or “holes in the skin,” are a common result of severe acne where collagen loss leaves noticeable dips or craters on the skin’s surface. Unlike raised scars, atrophic scars form when the skin is unable to fully heal after acne, leading to a loss of tissue and volume. These scars can appear as icepick, boxcar, or rolling scars, often making skin look uneven or wavy. Atrophic acne scars are the most frequent type of acne scarring and can impact confidence and self-image. Fortunately, advanced treatments in Korea—such as facial fillers and stem cell therapy—offer effective ways to smooth, lift, and rejuvenate sunken or pitted scars, helping you regain clear and even skin.
Procedures that treat this ailment: Facial Filler and Stem Cell Acne Scar
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