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Acne & Acne Scar Treatment in Gaur City 2, Greater Noida West

Comprehensive acne solutions and skin resurfacing to restore smooth, clear, even-textured skin.

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Acne & Skin Resurfacing at Lavanayam Clinic, Greater Noida West

Acne & Resurfacing Procedures
at Lavanayam, Gaur City 2

Comprehensive acne solutions and skin resurfacing to restore smooth, clear, even-textured skin.

Acne Vulgaris

The common form of acne — blackheads, whiteheads and inflamed spots on the face, chest or back. Graded mild to severe at consultation, because the grade decides whether creams alone will do or a course of oral treatment is needed.

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Hormonal Acne

Acne that flares around the period, sits along the jaw and chin, or appears with irregular cycles or unwanted hair. Treating the skin alone is not enough here; the dermatologist looks at the hormonal driver and may suggest tests.

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Nodulocystic Acne

Deep, painful lumps under the skin that do not come to a head and heal slowly. This grade scars if it is left, so it is treated early and firmly, usually with oral medication and in-clinic care for individual cysts.

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Open Pores

Enlarged pores from oily skin, sun damage or old acne. Pore size cannot be changed permanently, but congestion, oil and the surrounding texture can, which is what makes pores look smaller.

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Acne Scars

Pitted, uneven or raised marks left after acne has healed. Ice-pick, boxcar and rolling scars each need a different procedure — MNRF, fractional CO₂, subcision or TCA CROSS — so scars are mapped before a plan is made.

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Accidental Scars

Scars from cuts, burns or grazes. What can be done depends on the age, depth and colour of the scar; most respond to a combination of resurfacing and, where raised, injection or silicone.

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Surgical Scars

Scars after surgery or a caesarean that have stayed thick, dark or widened. Treated once the wound has fully matured, usually with a mix of laser, MNRF and injection to flatten and blend the scar line.

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Hypertrophic Scars

Raised, red or dark scars that stay within the edges of the original wound and often itch. They usually respond to intralesional injection, silicone and laser, and tend to settle further with time.

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Keloid Scars

Scar tissue that grows beyond the boundary of the original wound and does not settle on its own. Keloids are more common on Indian skin, and treatment aims to flatten and soften with intralesional injections, silicone and laser rather than excise, since cutting one out on its own often provokes a larger one.

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Skin Texture Irregularities

Rough, bumpy or uneven skin surface left by old acne, sun damage or previous treatments. Resurfacing procedures — MNRF, fractional laser, peels — smooth the surface by rebuilding collagen underneath it.

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About Acne & Skin Resurfacing Treatment

Acne is a medical condition, not a cosmetic inconvenience, and it is treated that way here. It ranges from occasional comedonal breakouts through to nodulocystic acne that scars permanently if left alone. The distinction matters, because the treatment that suits mild comedonal acne will do very little for hormonal or cystic acne, and delay in the latter case costs you scarring that is far harder to reverse than the acne itself.

Active acne and acne scarring are also two separate problems requiring separate approaches. Active acne is managed medically. Scarring is managed with resurfacing procedures, and only once the acne itself is under control — resurfacing skin that is still actively breaking out tends to produce disappointing results and fresh inflammation.

Acne is reviewed, not prescribed once. A plan is normally reassessed at four to six weeks, and being local to Gaur City 2 and Greater Noida West is what makes that review actually happen — which is usually the difference between a course of treatment that gets adjusted and one that gets abandoned halfway.

Our Approach

Consultation begins with classifying the acne — comedonal, inflammatory, hormonal or nodulocystic — because that determines everything downstream. Where a hormonal pattern is suspected, particularly in adult women, investigation may be recommended before treatment rather than after.

Active acne is usually managed with a combination of prescribed topicals, occasionally oral medication, and in-clinic procedures such as salicylic or mandelic peels. Scarring is addressed afterwards, and scar type dictates the method: MNRF and fractional CO₂ for rolling and boxcar scars, subcision for tethered scars, and peels for superficial textural irregularity.

What to Expect

  1. 1 Classification Your acne is classified by type and severity, and any contributing factors — hormonal, medication-related, product-related or occupational — are identified.
  2. 2 Active treatment first Breakouts are brought under control before any resurfacing begins. This phase typically runs eight to twelve weeks depending on severity.
  3. 3 Scar assessment Once acne is stable, scars are assessed by type. Most patients have a mix, which is why a single device rarely addresses everything.
  4. 4 Resurfacing sessions Scar treatment is usually four to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with improvement measured against baseline photographs rather than memory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I treat my acne scars while I still get breakouts?

No. Resurfacing procedures on actively inflamed skin tend to produce poor results and can trigger further inflammation and post-inflammatory pigmentation. Active acne is brought under control first — usually a two to three month phase — and scar work follows.

What is the difference between MNRF and fractional CO₂ for acne scars?

MNRF, or microneedling radiofrequency, delivers energy below the skin surface with minimal damage to the top layer, which makes it better tolerated on Indian skin and lower risk for post-inflammatory pigmentation. Fractional CO₂ is more aggressive and can achieve more in fewer sessions, but carries higher downtime and higher pigmentation risk on darker skin types. The choice depends on your scar type and skin type, and is made at consultation.

How many sessions will my acne scars need?

Most scar protocols run four to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Deep ice-pick scars may need subcision or punch techniques in addition. Realistically, good acne scar treatment produces substantial improvement rather than complete erasure, and you should be sceptical of anyone promising otherwise.

Does diet cause acne?

The evidence links high-glycaemic diets and, in some people, skim milk to acne severity. But diet is a contributing factor, not the cause, and dietary change alone rarely clears moderate or severe acne. It is worth addressing alongside treatment rather than instead of it.

Is it too late to treat scars from years ago?

No. Established acne scars respond to resurfacing regardless of age, although older, more fibrotic scars may need more sessions than recent ones. What does not improve with time is deep scarring left entirely untreated, which is the argument for addressing active acne early.

Further reading
Acne Scars: Types, Treatments and What Works →

A longer guide from our doctors, written for patients in Greater Noida West.

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Learn About Specific Treatments

Acne Treatment

Acne is treatable at every grade, but the right plan depends on what kind of acne you have and what is driving it. At Lavanayam an MD dermatologist examines your skin, grades the acne and builds a plan around it — medical treatment first, in-clinic procedures where they add something.

A course; medical treatment reviewed at 4–6 weeks 30–45 minutes per clinic visit Downtime: None to minimal; light flaking after peels
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Acne Scar Treatment

Acne scars are not one problem. Ice-pick, boxcar, rolling and raised scars each respond to different procedures, and most people have a mix. At Lavanayam the dermatologist maps your scars first, then combines MNRF, fractional CO₂ laser, subcision and peels into a plan for your skin.

3–6 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart 30–45 minutes plus numbing time Downtime: 1–2 days (MNRF) to 5–7 days (CO₂)
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MNRF (Microneedling Radiofrequency)

MNRF combines fine insulated microneedles with radiofrequency energy released at their tips, so collagen is remodelled deep in the skin while the surface is barely disturbed. That makes it one of the safest resurfacing options for darker Indian skin, and our first choice for rolling and mixed acne scars, open pores and mild laxity.

3–5 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart 30–45 minutes plus numbing Downtime: 1–2 days redness; light flaking
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Fractional CO₂ Laser

A fractional CO₂ laser resurfaces the skin in thousands of microscopic columns, leaving the tissue between them intact so it heals fast and lays down new collagen. It is the most powerful of our scar treatments and is reserved for the scars that need it — defined boxcar and surgical scars — with settings, preparation and aftercare planned for Indian skin.

2–4 sessions, 6–8 weeks apart 30–45 minutes plus numbing Downtime: 5–7 days; pinkness for 2–4 weeks
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What Patients Say

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Dr. Vaishali personally performed and supervised my treatment — the results are very satisfying.

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Dr. Garima was amazing. The procedure was completely pain-free, and I experienced no swelling.

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