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Not all acne scarring is the same, and the type you have determines what will improve it. Soft, sloping depressions in the skin — the kind that shallow out when the skin is stretched — respond well to filler, which lifts the depressed area back up to the level of the surrounding skin and restores an even surface.
Narrow, sharply defined scars generally respond better to resurfacing than to filler, and many patients see the best result from a combined plan that uses laser resurfacing to improve the skin surface and filler to lift what remains depressed. Your consultation will include an assessment of your scar type and an honest explanation of what each approach can and cannot achieve, so the plan is built around results rather than around a single treatment.
Filler for Acne Scars