Acne Scar Treatment

Acne Scarring Treatments

Removing acne scarring, for those who have suffered from acne and skin pigmentation, they can safely improve the appearance of facial acne scars. Dr. Alexander Gross has successfully performed acne scar removal for thousands of patients at Georgia Dermatology Center in Cumming, Georgia.

With their state-of-the art technology and treatment,they offer a full solution for treating acne scars. While no single method is perfect and acne scars are a difficult problem to address in dermatology,  Dr. Alexander Gross is confident that the methods and procedures they offer can be a tremendous improvement to most patients regardless of skin and scar type.

Laser Acne Scar Removal

Acne scars can take a physical and emotional toll, but it does not have to be a lifelong problem. Georgia Dermatology Center offers an opportunity to once again have healthy, glowing skin with lasers that actually resurface the skin — dramatically improving its texture and appearance.

Georgia Dermatology Center has helped acne scar patients achieve successful results with their advanced laser technology. These advanced lasers are the FDA-approved CO2 or Erbium fractional lasers, used to treat any skin type.

Dr. Alexander Gross uses specialized medical protocol and technology to treat all skin types. Many clinics are not able to properly treat darker skin tones, but with Georgia Dermatology Centers specialized procedure for darker skin types, they are able to maximize safety and results.

Bellafill for Acne Scars

Bellafill® is used to complement laser acne scar removal treatment results, and is recommended for patients that are the right candidates.

Bellafill helps to fade and raise acne scars by adding volume to it, leveling the scar with the surrounding skin, and keeping it there. Bellafill® is the only FDA approved, long-term filler that is used to treat distensible acne scars for up to one year. Bellafill® creates a lasting improvement to the skin, restoring it with natural-looking and enduring results.

Vivace Microneedling RF (radiofrequency)

Vivace RF microneedling is a non-invasive, non-surgical treatment that combines microneedling with radiofrequency to address stretch marks, acne scars, wrinkles, crepey skin, fine lines, dullness, and roughness. It can be used to treat the face, neck, chest, body, and hands and is safe and effective for patients of all skin types.

The procedure employs ultra-fine, gold-tipped needles that puncture the skin and then precisely delivery radiofrequency from the epidermis and the way to the collagen-rich dermis. As a result, Vivace RF microneedling energy can penetrate the skin’s layers at 31 different depths, without causing any harm.

What’s more, the combination of microscopic injuries and controlled-thermal damage triggers a wound healing effect and stimulation of new collagen, elastin, and blood vessels. As a result, skin is remodeled from the inside out for instant and progressive rejuvenation.

Microneedling With Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

During a standard session, a one of our licensed estheticians uses a special device with tiny needles to prick the skin and stimulate new collagen production. Because of this, microneedling is also known as collagen induction therapy or percutaneous collagen induction.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) topically, can be added to the session for an additional cost.

Microneedling is an aesthetic technique that as a popular alternative in the treatment of acne scarring. This technique is gaining more popularity among Dr. Gross’ patients as it is less costly, has minimal downtime, and fewer side effects than other traditional acne scar treatments.

Questions About Acne Scarring?

Acne scars can be frustrating, but there are many treatments that can make them less noticeable. Most scars are permanent, but Dr. Alexander Gross can help you find the right treatment to help reduce the appearance of your scars. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Gross to get a personalized treatment plan to get started toward a more healthy and smoother skin.