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  How to Remove Acne Scars From Face? Areas of skin that are elevated or pitted are acne scars. They are a direct effect of acne-related skin damage. Your body works to heal your skin by creating and synthesising collagen fibres when you have acne. Pitted scars might develop if your body doesn't create enough collagen. Raised scars might develop if your body creates an excessive amount of collagen. We can separate acne scars into four main categories: Rolling scars: Shallow scars with soft, smooth edges. These scars give the skin a wave-like appearance. Boxcar scars: Shallow scars with sharp, defined edges. They generally appear as small imprints on the skin. Icepick scars: Deep, narrow scars that resemble an empty pore in the skin. These tend to be the most difficult acne scars to treat. Hypertrophic or keloid scars : Raised scars that commonly appear as red spots. These scars may be itchy or otherwise irritating to the skin. Acne scarring is not inherited:  ...