Skin · Treatment

Acne Scar Treatment

No single tool clears every scar. We combine fractional CO₂, microneedle radiofrequency, subcision, and TCA-CROSS to address each scar type — visible improvement, gradually, over a course of sessions.

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Session45–60 minutes per session

Course4–6 sessions, every 6 weeks

Downtime3–5 days for laser sessions

Quick answer

Combination acne-scar treatment using fractional CO₂ laser, microneedle RF, subcision, and TCA-CROSS, sequenced by scar type. Best results typically over 4–6 sessions spaced 6 weeks apart.

Best suited for

Who this treatment helps

Ice-pick scars

Rolling scars

Boxcar scars

Post-acne pigmentation

What to expect

A measured, four-stage process.

Step 01

Scar mapping

We classify your scars (ice-pick, rolling, boxcar) and pigmentation overlay.

Step 02

Sequencing

TCA-CROSS for ice-pick; subcision + MNRF for rolling; fractional CO₂ for boxcar.

Step 03

In-clinic session

Numbing, treatment, cooling, post-care.

Step 04

Recovery & next

Mineral SPF, gentle care; next session at 6 weeks.

FAQ

Common questions about Acne Scar Treatment.

How many sessions will I need?

Most courses are 4–6 sessions. Severe scarring may need a longer plan; we discuss this before starting.

Is there downtime?

3–5 days of redness and shedding after laser; subcision and MNRF are usually back-to-routine in 24–48 hours.

Will my scars completely disappear?

Honest answer: scars improve significantly but rarely vanish. The aim is a smoother, more even-toned skin you no longer feel self-conscious about.

Clinical references

Selected sources informing our protocol. We follow IADVL standard treatment guidelines and peer-reviewed dermatology literature, with adaptations for Indian skin tones.

Acne scar classification and management — published guidance IADVL Procedural Special Interest Group
Fractional CO₂ and microneedle RF in Indian skin — outcomes Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprology (IJDVL)
Subcision and TCA CROSS — technique reviews Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (JAAD)
Acne scars — patient information DermNet NZ

After your session

A treatment is half our work and half yours — sun, products, and the small habits that protect your result.

Post-treatment care

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Complete Acne care at Eternis

Acne responds best to layered care — topicals, in-clinic procedures, and addressing internal triggers. These are the treatments we typically combine for acne and the skin changes that follow it.