This different type of scar is raised due to excess scar tissue forming beneath the skin. Appearing as raised, bumpy and fibrous, it is found on the face, all over the body and back (hello bacne ...

Hypertrophic acne scars appear as smooth, raised bumps isolated to the area of injury. Sometimes they’re the same color as the rest of your skin, but they can also appear red, pink, brown, or tan.

Hypertrophic and keloid scars This different type of scar is raised due to excess scar tissue forming beneath the skin. Appearing as raised, bumpy and fibrous, it is found on the face, all over ...

"Skin regenerates every 28 days, so to heal scars, we break down old scar tissues to help build new elastic and collagen, which refines and reduces scarring," McNamara explains.

Boxcar acne scars: Often rounded or oval with a sharp edge, these scars are shallow to medium in depth with defined edges and are most commonly visible on the cheeks and temples.

Boxcar acne scars: Often rounded or oval with a sharp edge, these scars are shallow to medium in depth with defined edges and are most commonly visible on the cheeks and temples.

"Skin regenerates every 28 days, so to heal scars, we break down old scar tissues to help build new elastic and collagen, which refines and reduces scarring," McNamara explains.

Boxcar acne scars: Often rounded or oval with a sharp edge, these scars are shallow to medium in depth with defined edges and are most commonly visible on the cheeks and temples.

"Skin regenerates every 28 days, so to heal scars, we break down old scar tissues to help build new elastic and collagen, which refines and reduces scarring," McNamara explains.