Amy Litz
Founder & Owner
Concern · Chadds Ford | Glen Mills, PA
Treating acne scarring after the acne is gone.
Acne scars come in types — rolling, ice-pick, boxcar, and discoloration — and each responds best to a different treatment. The right approach combines depth (to rebuild) and surface work (to even tone).
How we approach it
Acne Scars: what works.
SkinPen microneedling is the most-effective non-laser treatment for acne scarring — a series of 4–6 sessions delivers significant improvement in rolling and boxcar scars.
Opus Plasma resurfacing delivers more dramatic single-session results for deeper scarring, with 5–7 days of social downtime.
Chemical peels and IPL address the post-acne discoloration (PIH and PIE) that often persists long after the scarring itself.
For active acne (still breaking out), we treat that first with a different protocol — scar work begins once breakouts are under control.
When to consider treatment
If you stopped breaking out years ago but the texture and discoloration remain. If makeup catches in the indentations. If you’ve tried over-the-counter for years with no real change.
Treatments we use for this
The tools that work.
Same hands.
Who's behind your care.
Every treatment at Contoured is delivered by a named, credentialed team member — and every dosing plan is reviewed by a board-certified physician.
Want a real assessment?
Book a free 30-minute consult. We look at the area, listen to what bothers you, and tell you what we’d actually do.