Boxcar Scars
Defined depressions with sharper edges that require structured resurfacing and collagen induction planning.
More about Acne Scars
Acne scars form when inflammation disrupts the deeper layers of the skin. What remains is not colour, but architecture. Uneven texture, visible depressions, and altered light reflection.
At Tune Aesthetics, acne scars are not approached as marks. They are treated as structural changes that require careful rebuilding, not surface correction.
Boxcar
Icepick
Rolling
Hypertrophic
Post-Acne
Icepick Scars
Narrow, deeper scars that need focused correction to soften depth and edges.
Treatments at Tune
TCA CROSSFractional CO2MNRF
Rolling Scars
Wavy texture caused by tethering beneath the skin; improvement requires release and remodelling.
Treatments at Tune
SubcisionMNRFFractional CO2
Hypertrophic Scars
Raised scars formed by overactive collagen response; treated conservatively to refine thickness and texture.
Treatments at Tune
Doctor Scar PlanAdvanced Scar Procedures
Post-Acne Marks
Flat pigmentation left after acne is often confused with scars, but treated differently.
Treatments at Tune
Chemical PeelsLaser Toning
Our Treatments
Combinable Treatments
Fractional CO2
Controlled micro-remodelling to stimulate collagen repair and refine uneven texture gradually.
Subcision
A corrective technique to release scar tethering, particularly effective for rolling scars and deeper textural pull.
PRF
Supportive options to enhance tissue quality and soften select scar patterns for better blending.
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Scar Treatment FAQs
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Dr. Amirunisa
Complete removal is uncommon. Most clients see significant improvement with a staged treatment course.
Marks are flat colour changes; scars change skin texture or depth. We confirm during the assessment.
Yes, when melanin-aware and paced correctly. Aftercare is essential to prevent PIH.
It depends on scar type and depth. We plan a phased protocol and review progress at each stage.
New Clients
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