Acne scarring occurs when breakouts damage the deeper layers of the skin, leaving behind textural changes such as pits, indentations, or raised marks. These scars can vary in depth and appearance, often persisting long after active acne has cleared. While common, acne scarring can impact confidence and skin smoothness but the good news is that modern treatments can significantly improve texture, tone, and overall skin quality.
Understanding Acne Scarring
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INFLAMMATION FROM SEVERE OR CYSTIC ACNE
Deep, inflamed blemishes damage the skin and underlying tissue, increasing the likelihood of scarring. -
PICKING OR SQUEEZING SPOTS
Manipulating breakouts disrupts the skin’s healing process and can push bacteria deeper, leading to more pronounced scars. -
DELAYED OR INADEQUATE ACNE TREATMENT
Leaving acne untreated or not addressing flare-ups promptly can allow repeated inflammation, which over time increases the risk of long-term scarring.