Acne scars and acne marks are not the same thing
Dark marks, lingering redness and pitted texture usually need different treatment approaches. Understanding that difference helps set more realistic expectations from the start.

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If the breakouts have faded but your skin still shows the aftermath through dark marks, rough texture or indented scarring, this guide explains the treatments that can help your skin look smoother again.
What acne leaves behind is not always the same. Some people mainly see dark marks, while others feel bothered by pitting, roughness or skin that no longer reflects light evenly. Those differences matter because each one responds to a different treatment approach.
We look at whether the concern is colour, texture or both, then factor in sensitivity and downtime before recommending a staged plan. Acne-scar work is usually about steady improvement rather than a single quick fix.

Every concern needs a thoughtful treatment path. We use consultation, skin or treatment assessment, and realistic planning to guide clients toward the most suitable next step.
Dark marks, lingering redness and pitted texture usually need different treatment approaches. Understanding that difference helps set more realistic expectations from the start.
Microneedling, resurfacing peels and stronger corrective treatments each play a different role depending on how stubborn the texture or pigmentation has become.
Acne-scar work is usually about gradual change rather than a once-off transformation. Smoother texture often comes from a course of treatments and consistent professional guidance.
These treatment options are often the most relevant next step for this concern, depending on your goals, comfort level, maintenance preference and desired result.
If you are still exploring, these broader service collections can help you compare treatments, understand the menu more clearly, and decide what feels like the right fit.
The right treatment depends on whether you are dealing with dark marks, textural scarring or both. Galeo typically considers microneedling, resurfacing peels and stronger corrective treatments based on scar type.
Yes. Microneedling is commonly used to stimulate collagen and help refine the look of textural acne scars over a course of sessions.
Dark marks usually need a slightly different strategy from pitted scars, often leaning more into brightening, resurfacing and pigment-focused treatments.
Tell us what you'd like to improve and the results you're looking for. Our team will recommend the most relevant next step instead of making you guess from the menu.