Even after acne clears, indented acne scars and textural irregularities may remain on the skin. In some cases, these marks improve on their own, while in others, they may persist stubbornly. Morpheus 8 skin rejuvenation treatment is one of the non-surgical aesthetic methods used to reduce the appearance of acne scars. It aims to promote skin remodeling and improve the appearance of indented acne scars. However, treatment outcomes depend on the type and depth of the acne scars and the individual's skin characteristics. Dr. Lida Çiteli, a Medical Aesthetics Specialist serving patients in Istanbul, provided information about Morpheus 8 and its effects on acne scars.
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How Does Morpheus 8 Improve Acne Scars?
The procedure creates a thermal effect and controlled tissue injury by delivering radiofrequency energy to specific depths of the skin. This helps support collagen remodeling and the skin's natural renewal processes.
Collagen fibers are among the most important proteins responsible for maintaining the skin's structural integrity. By stimulating collagen production, the appearance of acne scars and uneven skin texture may gradually improve over time. However, it is important to remember that treatment outcomes vary from person to person. Morpheus 8 skin rejuvenation treatment cannot guarantee the complete removal of acne scars.
Which Types of Acne Scars May Respond to Treatment?
The Morpheus 8 procedure may be particularly effective for atrophic acne scars, which appear as depressions in the skin's surface. However, it would be inaccurate to assume that all acne scars have the same structural characteristics. Therefore, the treatment approach must be tailored accordingly.
Indented acne scars – Collagen remodeling may help improve the appearance of depressed acne scars.
Uneven skin texture – It may help reduce the rough skin texture that develops after acne clears.
Enlarged pores – In suitable candidates, the treatment may help the skin achieve a smoother appearance.
Brown or red marks that develop after acne are different from indented acne scars. Depending on the underlying cause of pigmentation or redness, different treatment approaches may be necessary for these types of marks. For deep scars involving adhesions beneath the skin, Morpheus 8 treatment alone may not be sufficient.
How Many Morpheus 8 Sessions Are Needed for Acne Scars?
The number of treatment sessions varies depending on the severity and depth of the acne scars and how the skin responds to treatment. While a single session may be sufficient for some individuals, others may require multiple sessions. Since changes resulting from collagen remodeling develop gradually over time, the final results may not be immediately visible. The number of sessions is determined following a comprehensive assessment by your specialist physician before treatment. If active, inflamed acne lesions are present, treatment may be postponed.
