SKIN CONCERN
Texture & Scarring
Smoother, stronger skin is possible.
Texture changes and scarring can affect confidence, and with the right treatments and consistent care, visible improvement is possible.
TREATING TEXTURE & SCARRING AT WOODLAND
Recommended Treatments
We tailor every treatment plan to your skin, goals and the type of concern you're experiencing. These treatments can be used alone or in combination for optimal results.
Microneedling
Stimulate collagen and improve skin texture.
Creates controlled micro-injuries that stimulate collagen and elastin production, helping improve the appearance of acne scars, enlarged pores and uneven skin texture over a series of treatments.
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Aerolase Neo Elite
Improve texture, redness and post-acne marks.
Uses 1064 nm laser energy to support collagen remodelling while also addressing redness and pigmentation that may remain after acne, helping improve the overall appearance and tone of acne-affected skin.
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Chemical Peels
Exfoliate and renew.
Professional exfoliation encourages cellular turnover and helps refine superficial texture, congestion and uneven tone. Peels may also complement treatments targeting deeper textural concerns.
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Green Peel®
A natural, clinical-grade peel.
Supports intensive skin renewal and resurfacing, helping improve rough or uneven texture and the appearance of superficial post-acne changes.
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR SKIN
What is texture and scarring?
Texture changes and scarring can occur when the skin's structure is altered, often after acne, inflammation, injury or other skin trauma. Scars form when the skin heals with changes in collagen, resulting in depressions, uneven texture or a rougher surface.
Not all marks are scars.
Flat red, pink or brown marks (post-inflammatory erythema or hyperpigmentation) are not true scars. Scars involve a change in the skin's texture, such as a depression or an area of raised tissue.
CAUSES & RISK FACTORS
Why does it happen?
Several factors can contribute to this skin concern. Understanding the underlying causes helps us choose treatment strategies that are appropriate for your skin.
Acne and breakouts
Inflammation from acne can damage the skin and lead to scarring.
Skin injury or trauma
Cuts, burns or other injuries can affect how the skin heals.
Changes in collagen
When the skin produces too much or too little collagen, texture can become uneven.
Sun exposure
UV exposure can make scars more noticeable and affect long-term healing.
Genetics
Some people are more scars to scarring based on their skin type and healing response,
YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
What to expect
1
Starting treatment
Your skin may look or feel similar at first as the healing and renewal process begins beneath the surface.
2
As treatment progresses
You'll start to notice smoother texture, improved tone and a reduction in the appearance of scars.
3
Longer term
Continued improvement possible with a series of treatments and consistent home care.
