Acne Scars Require More Than One Treatment—and More Than One Tool.
Acne scars can affect the texture, tone and structure of the skin. Because scars vary in type and depth, meaningful improvement often requires a combination of treatments performed in the correct sequence. The Lenox Acne Scar Restoration System™ begins by controlling active acne, restoring skin health and identifying the type of scarring before correction begins.
Understanding acne scars
Not every mark left after acne is a scar.
Post-acne discoloratio: Flat brown, red or purple marks may be pigment or vascular changes rather than permanent structural scars.
Textural acne scars: These occur when the skin loses or produces altered collagen during healing.
Common types include:
- Rolling scars
- Boxcar scars
- Ice-pick scars
- Raised or thickened scars
- Mixed-pattern scarring
Many clients have more than one type.
Restore before correcting.
Before introducing advanced correction, we evaluate:
Why assessment matters
A treatment that improves one scar type may do very little for another. Your plan may depend on:
Scar depth
Measuring how deep the structural defect extends into the dermal layer.
Scar pattern
Analyzing the distribution and types of scars across different facial zones.
Skin tone
Evaluating melanin response to protect against post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Pigment response
Monitoring how the skin responds to light, trauma, and inflammation.
Active acne
Ensuring current breakouts are controlled before resurfacing begins.
Barrier health
Verifying the lipid matrix and moisture retention capacity.
Your visible concern is only one part of the story.
During your Discovery Session, we evaluate the condition of your skin, previous treatments, product use, lifestyle, medical considerations and desired outcomes. You will leave with a clearer understanding of what your skin needs and a personalized Clinical Roadmap™.
Do not choose a scar treatment before identifying the scar.
Begin with a comprehensive acne-scar assessment.





