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Types of Acne Scars
Acne scars can be broadly categorised into two types: atrophic (depressed) scars and hypertrophic (raised) scars. Each type has distinct characteristics and requires different treatment approaches.
Atrophic Scars:
An indented scar that heals below the normal layer of skin tissue.
Ice Pick Scars:
Deep, narrow scars that extend into the dermis. They resemble small, deep holes in the skin.
Boxcar Scars:
Broad, rectangular depressions with well-defined edges. These scars are usually shallow or deep.
Rolling Scars:
Broad depressions with sloping edges, giving the skin a wave-like appearance.
Hypertrophic Scars:
Raised, reddish, and thickened scars.
Keloid Scars:
Raised, thickened scars that extend beyond the original wound area. These scars are often more common on the chest, back, and shoulders.
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