Acne Scarring

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 Acne scarring can sometimes develop as a complication of acne. Any type of acne spot can lead to scarring, but it's more common when the most serious types of spots (nodules and cysts) burst and damage nearby skin. 

• Ice pick scars – small, deep holes in the surface of your skin that look like the skin has been punctured with a sharp object
• rolling scars – caused by bands of scar tissue that form under the skin, giving the surface of the skin a rolling and uneven appearance
• boxcar scars – round or oval depressions, or craters, in the skin

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 Scaring requires tissue softening, regeneration and pigment reduction so retinol is ideal alongside exfoliation and vitamin C 

• Avoid picking your spots as this can lead to scarring.
• Scarring can affect you both physically and psychologically.
• A scar, particularly if it's on your face, can be very distressing. The situation can be made worse if you feel you're being stared at.