The concern
Acne Scars & Uneven Texture
Rolling acne scars, enlarged-looking pores, and uneven surface texture, plus the collagen-building treatments that gradually smooth them.
What it is
Acne scarring and uneven texture develop when breakouts disrupt the skin and healing leaves the surface irregular. The result can be shallow depressions, rough texture, and the look of enlarged pores that makeup tends to sit in rather than cover.
What causes it
- Inflammation and healing from past acne
- Collagen disruption in the affected areas
- Natural texture changes and sun exposure over time
How it’s addressed
Texture and scarring respond best to collagen-building treatments that renew the skin over a series: most commonly microneedling (often paired with PRP/PRF) and chemical peels, sequenced to your skin.
Common questions
Acne Scars & Uneven Texture FAQs
Can acne scars be improved without surgery?
Collagen-building treatments like microneedling (often with PRP/PRF) and chemical peels can gradually improve the look of scarring and texture over a series. Results vary and are discussed at consultation.
How long does it take to see texture improvement?
Because these treatments build collagen over time, improvement is gradual and typically planned as a short series with maintenance.
Which treatment is best for my skin?
Monica sequences treatments to your skin type and concern during the consultation rather than applying a single generic protocol.