At VIDASKIN, acne laser treatment focuses on managing active acne, post-acne marks, and acne-related skin changes through doctor-led, medical-grade technologies. Treatments are tailored to address inflammation, oil regulation, bacterial activity, and skin recovery, following a careful clinical assessment.
Acne is a common skin condition that occurs when hair follicles and sebaceous glands become blocked by oil and dead skin cells. It may present as blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules, nodules, or cysts, and can affect the face, chest, back, and shoulders.
Acne severity varies and may fluctuate over time depending on internal and external factors.
Acne develops through the interaction of four primary biological processes:
Contributing Factors
Understanding these drivers allows treatment to be planned more precisely.
Different acne types respond differently to laser and combination therapies.
Treatment selection depends on acne severity, skin type, and concurrent concerns.
Treatment for cystic acne focuses on controlling inflammation, reducing active lesions, and preventing further scarring.
Management is often multi-faceted and may include:
All treatment plans are determined after a detailed doctor consultation.
Once active acne is controlled, residual scarring and post-acne marks may persist. At VIDASKIN, laser treatment for acne scars helps address textural irregularities such as boxcar, rolling, and ice-pick scars. Treatments may also target post-acne pigmentation and uneven skin texture.
Acne scar treatment often requires multiple sessions and combination approaches.
Pico Laser
Uses ultra-short pulse energy to support texture refinement and reduce associated pigmentation.
RF Microneedling
Combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy to stimulate collagen synthesis and assist scar remodeling.
Most skin types may be treated following a professional assessment
In some cases, treatment plans may address:
Sequencing treatments appropriately helps support skin recovery and long-term outcomes.
Acne and acne scarring vary widely between individuals. A structured consultation allows:
General / Safety
Yes, when performed by trained professionals using clinical-grade devices after a suitability assessment.
Patients with active infections, open wounds, certain skin conditions, or pregnancy should consult a doctor first.
Procedure / Experience
Most patients feel mild warmth or tingling during treatment; topical numbing cream can be applied if necessary.
Typically, 20–45 minutes, depending on the area size and modality used.
Downtime is minimal; mild redness, swelling, or temporary darkening may occur, and recovery is usually quick.
Results / Expectations
The number depends on scar type and severity; generally, a course of 3–6 sessions is recommended for optimal results.
Improvements are gradual and progressive, typically becoming noticeable over several weeks to months as the skin undergoes collagen remodeling and healing. Results may vary based on individual factors and scar severity.
Scars can be significantly improved in appearance, but complete removal is often unrealistic; results vary by scar type and patient.