Acne Scars / Co2 Laser
Your acne cleared up, but the marks it left behind didn’t. Skinology Multan uses fractional CO2 laser to smooth out boxcar and rolling scars so your skin texture actually starts looking even again.
Breakouts fade, but the dents, pits, and uneven patches they leave can stay for years, catching the light in every photo and every mirror check. At Skinology Multan, fractional CO2 laser resurfaces that scarred skin by creating controlled microscopic treatment zones that trigger your skin’s own collagen remodeling.
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How It Works
A fine needle or cannula is guided beneath your skin to release the fibrous bands pulling a depressed scar downward. Once those attachments are released, the scar lifts away from the tissue holding it in place, and the controlled treatment can also support collagen remodeling as you heal.
If you see yourself in this list, it’s worth getting your skin assessed.
How It Helps
Fractional CO₂ laser is mainly used for depressed acne scars. At Skinology Multan, we assess your scar type, skin, and treatment goals before recommending laser resurfacing.
Defined depressions with sharper edges that can make the skin appear uneven.
Wide, shallow depressions that create a soft, wavy appearance across the skin.
Rough or irregular skin texture left behind after acne has healed.
Depressed scars caused by reduced collagen beneath the skin after acne.
Real Results
Actual results from patients treated at Skinology Multan. Outcomes vary by scar type, depth, and number of sessions.
Before
After
The Procedure
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We examine your scars and confirm CO2 laser is the right fit.
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A topical anesthetic is applied first to keep you comfortable.
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Microscopic zones target the scarred area.
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Why Skinology
We assess your scar type first, before recommending PRP as part of your plan.
Dermatologist & Aesthetic Physician, Skinology Multan
We assess your scar type and skin before recommending treatment.
PRP is prepared from your own blood, not a synthetic filler.
PRP can be incorporated with microneedling or laser when appropriate.
We explain best treatment, how long it takes and How many sessions.
A consultation tells you whether PRP, PRGF, microneedling, CO2 laser, subcision, or a combination fits your acne scars best.
FAQs
Our specialists are ready to answer your questions and guide you.
PRP may improve the appearance of atrophic acne scars, especially combined with microneedling or laser resurfacing. Results vary by scar type and how you respond.
They serve different roles. Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate collagen, while PRP supports the healing response. Combined, they can give better improvement for selected patients.
Yes. A small blood sample is processed to prepare the platelet-rich component used in your treatment.
Both are platelet-derived preparations, but the preparation method and composition can differ. Your provider explains which one is being used for your treatment.
Right here. Skinology offers PRP and PRGF treatment for acne scars in Multan. Book a consultation to confirm it’s suitable for your skin and scar type.
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