Acne Scarring
Uneven texture, indented or pitted areas, enlarged pores, and lingering dark or red marks that persist after breakouts have cleared. The skin may feel rough or appear less smooth even when it is otherwise healthy.
About this skin condition
How it affects daily life
Acne scarring affects how patients feel about their overall skin quality. Many feel self-conscious about texture or discoloration and find it difficult to conceal, even with makeup. It can be a source of ongoing frustration long after active acne has resolved.
What is actually happening
Scarring reflects collagen loss and tissue damage beneath the surface. These are structural changes within the skin that alter texture in ways topical products alone cannot fully address. Effective treatment requires clinical intervention to stimulate collagen remodeling and rebuild the skin from within.
How we address it
At One Clinic MD, treatment focuses on rebuilding and resurfacing the skin through a physician-guided approach. DP4 microneedling and Morpheus 8 radiofrequency microneedling stimulate collagen remodeling and smooth indented scars. Aerolase Neo Elite laser therapy improves residual redness and overall tone. Medical-grade skincare supports ongoing repair between visits. Each plan is tailored to the type and severity of scarring for gradual, natural-looking improvement.
When to seek a consultation
We recommend a consultation for all concerns related to acne scarring. A clinical assessment allows us to evaluate scar type and skin health and create a plan that safely improves texture, tone, and overall quality over time.