Acne Scarring Treatment

Welcome to the Acne Scarring Treatment Website

Many people who have suffered with acne in their medical history will unfortunately be left with some type of scarring to the area where the acne was prevalent.  These scars are the result of the tissue repair after swelling and irritation within the middle layer of the skin (dermis), which has been bought on by the acne. 

As if suffering with acne had not been difficult enough – to be left with scarring can be very distressing for individuals and so many people look for treatments to repair the damaged tissue and reduce the appearance of the scarring.

It is important that individuals are realistic about what treatments for acne scarring can achieve.  Unfortunately, it is virtually impossible to return the skin to its look and condition prior to the outbreak of acne. Absolute Aesthetics works with its patients to set realistic expectations as to what the different treatments can achieve and how this will improve the appearance of the scarring and the ongoing health of the skin.

This website has been designed to provide information regarding a range of treatments for acne scarring. Only some of the suggested treatments are suitable for acne that is active.

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Absolute Aesthetics Kuldeep Minocha

A new face at Absolute Aesthetics!

Dr. Kuldeep Minocha has joined Absolute Aesthetics and will be working at Guildford one day a week. Kuldeep specialises in advanced facial injections and needle free techniques. These specialised techniques include the Nefertiti neck lift, liquid face lift and tear trough filling.
We are hosting an evening event with Kuldeep on Tuesday 22nd May from 18.00 where he will demonstrate his ‘needle free’ techniques and explain why he believes that less is more, in the art of facial aesthetics. It will be a small, informal event and numbers will be restricted - please call 01483 477 189 to confirm your place.

Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra Case Series

Absolute Aesthetics are looking for volunteers to take part in a case series to treat Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra. This condition is a common disorder which normally develops in adolescence on black skin and is identified by smooth, dome shaped, brown to black papules seen mainly on the cheeks, neck and upper chest.

Please contact Nancy Wiggins on 01483 477 189 for more information