Acne Scar Treatment with Laser and Peels
Progressive improvement of skin texture
Acne scars are one of the most common consequences of inflammatory acne and can lead to alterations in dermal structure. The treatment of acne scars requires a targeted dermatological approach aimed at progressively improving skin quality and surface regularity.
At Studio Aimi, we offer advanced treatment pathways that integrate various dermatological technologies, including medical-grade chemical peels, laser treatments for acne scars, and regenerative medicine techniques such as microneedling with SkinPen Precision and fractional radiofrequency with Morpheus8 Burst, among the most effective solutions for stimulating dermal matrix regeneration and promoting collagen neosynthesis.
In selected protocols, biorevitalization or biorestructuring treatments with hyaluronic acid may also be incorporated to improve skin quality and support regenerative processes.
The synergistic combination of these techniques allows treatment of both superficial and deeper skin layers, progressively improving skin texture, scar depth, and overall complexion uniformity.
Each treatment plan is defined following a specialist dermatological assessment, allowing full customization based on skin phototype, sensitivity, and scar type—including ice-pick, boxcar, rolling, and superficial atrophic scars.
Improvement is gradual and controlled: biological skin regeneration processes continue in the weeks following treatment, helping the skin become smoother, firmer, and more even over time.
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We can effectively treat atrophic scars, ice-pick, rolling, and boxcar scars. A dermatological visit allows us to define the most suitable protocol.
They work by stimulating deep skin renewal and collagen production, improving skin texture and reducing depressions and unevenness.
It may cause a sensation of warmth or tingling, but it is generally well tolerated thanks to calibrated protocols and modern technologies such as Morpheus.
Typically 3–6 sessions, depending on the type of scar and your individual response.
It depends on the intensity of the protocol. Redness, mild swelling, or a slight peeling may occur and usually resolve within a few days.
