Acne scars are permanent textural changes that occur on the skin due to severe acne or improper handling of acne lesions.
Not seeking timely treatment for acne or improper handling of lesions can increase the risk of scarring.
Some individuals may be more prone to developing acne scars due to genetic factors.
Severe inflammation during acne breakouts can lead to the formation of scars.
Broad, depressed scars with well-defined edges.
Deep, narrow, and pitted scars resembling puncture marks.
Raised, thickened scars that extend beyond the boundary of the original acne lesion.
Wave-like or undulating scars that create an uneven skin surface.