Even if Acne Goes Away, Scars May Remain
Acne problems, which can start with puberty, can leave scars and spots behind, although they may decrease over time in many people. These scars can manifest themselves as dimpling, discoloration or a rough appearance on the skin surface. One of the most effective methods for repairing these scars today is stem cell treatment.

What is Stem Cell Treatment?
Stem cell treatment is a practice in which young and reparative cells obtained from the person's own body - usually from fat tissue - are injected into problem areas. These cells increase the skin's self-renewal capacity and provide a smoother, more vibrant and healthier skin structure over time.

How Does It Work on Acne Scars?
Stem cells stimulate collagen and elastin production in the area where they are applied. This helps acne scars to fill in over time, equalize skin tone and improve overall appearance. After the treatment, the skin begins to regenerate and the first effects begin to be seen within a few weeks.

What are the Advantages?
Since the person's own cells are used, the risk of allergic reactions is low. The recovery period after the application is quite short. The treatment can be applied safely to both women and men. The skin not only gets rid of acne scars, but also gains a brighter and younger appearance.

Who Can Have It Done?
Anyone with acne scars, suitable skin structure and good general health can benefit from this treatment. It is an ideal method especially for those who have difficulty covering the scars with makeup or are looking for a permanent solution.