Acne Scarring & Uneven Texture

Acne scarring can develop when inflammation disrupts the skin’s normal healing process and impacts collagen in the affected area. Some scars may appear shallow and textural, while others can be deeper, more defined, or attached to the underlying tissue. 

Red or brown post-acne marks can further contribute to an uneven skin texture, making the skin look more scarred even when the surface feels smooth. Most patients experience multiple concerns simultaneously, as scarring often exists alongside visible pores, pigmentation, redness, or diminished skin quality. 

By understanding the type of acne scarring and the surrounding changes, we can formulate more effective skin treatment options that address each issue individually rather than treating every mark with a one-size-fits-all approach.