Atrophic Scars are depressed scars that sit below the surrounding skin and are most common on the face. They’re formed when not enough collagen is produced while a wound is healing. There are various types of atrophic scars.

“Ice-Pick” Scars are Narrow, “V-shaped” scars that can go deep into the skin. They can look like small round or oval holes, similar to a chickenpox scar. These are the most difficult scars to treat because they can extend far under the surface of the skin.