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How Can I Get Rid of My Acne Scars?

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How Can I Get Rid of My Acne Scars?

Those acne breakouts are finally gone – but if you have acne scars left in their place, it might still feel like you have to cover up your skin.

Acne scars – whether in the form of pockmarks, pick scars, or pigmented scarring – can be a drain on one’s self-confidence. What’s more, they can take a long time to get rid of, meaning sometimes the best way to fade the appearance of acne scars is with the help of a dermatologist.

At Yaletown Laser Centre in Vancouver, BC, we have an entire menu of skin treatments designed to get you smoother and clearer skin. Take a look at our acne scar treatments, including how to tell which one is right for you.

Why Are Acne Scars So Hard to Get Rid of?

Acne scars can be difficult to get rid of precisely because the scarring can go deep within the dermal tissue. That means it can take your skin time to heal and recover from scarring – and the older or deeper the acne scar, the more likely it is to take several months (or even years) to go away. 

In other words, without medical intervention, your skin is essentially relying on cellular turnover to make the acne scarring disappear. 

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Take the first step. Get your questions answered and find out which treatment option is best for your personal situation by meeting with one of our knowledgeable medical staff at Yaletown Laser Centre for an in-person consultation.

Simply fill out the form on this page, and one of our experienced team members will reach out to you promptly to schedule your consultation.

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How Can I Get Rid of My Acne Scars?

Fortunately, there are several treatment options that can help you get rid of acne scars. Here at Yaletown Laser Centre, we’re pleased to offering the following:

  • Clinical Skin Treatments: Clinical Skin Treatments help to restore the appearance of fine lines and effectively improve overall skin tone and texture.
  • Redensity I: Redensity I Radiance Treatment works to restore the skin’s ability to reflect light as it diminishes fine lines, wrinkles, and scars on the face and neck.
  • Photorejuvenation: Photorejuvenation treatments functionally rejuvenate the skin, while reducing the appearance of scars, redness, pigmentation and sun damage.
  • Fractional Laser Resurfacing: Fractional Laser – also known as the “Laser Facelift” – helps to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, lines, and folds while improving textural concerns.

How Will I Know Which Treatment is Right for Me?

At Yaletown Laser Centre, we’ll work closely with you to identify the right acne scar treatment for your skin. With our help, we’ll reveal your best skin ever – the kind of complexion you’ll be excited to show off!

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*Individual results may vary.
The staff was professional and took the time to get to know me and my needs. I did not feel pressured into any services that were not needed. Upon arrival I was treated with respect and felt very comfortable. The office space was clean and professional. I highly recommend Yaletown laser centre, prices are amazing for the service and experience you will receive!*
Tracy Kingdon
The staff was professional and took the time to get to know me and my needs. I did not feel pressured into any services that were not needed. Upon arrival I was treated with respect and felt very comfortable. The office space was clean and professional. I highly recommend Yaletown laser centre, prices are amazing for the service and experience you will receive!*
Tracy Kingdon
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Take The First Step - Request a Consultation

If you would like to schedule an in-person consultation, please fill out the form on this page and one of our knowledgeable medical staff members at Yaletown Laser Centre will reach out to you promptly. You can also call our Vancouver, BC office directly to schedule 604-332-3453. Yaletown Laser Centre serves the greater Vancouver, BC area.

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