Dr. Sakshi RoySKIN & AESTHETIC CLINIC · LUCKNOW

Mahanagar · Lucknow

Acne scar treatment in Lucknow

Discuss acne scars, pimple scars and uneven skin texture with Dr. Sakshi Roy at the Mahanagar clinic in Lucknow.

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Understand scars before choosing treatment

Acne scars can leave depressions or raised areas in the skin. Flat discolouration after a breakout may instead be a post-acne mark. A consultation helps distinguish texture changes from pigmentation and identify the concerns that matter most to you.

A plan based on your skin

There is no single scar treatment suitable for everyone. Scar type, skin tone, current acne and past treatment can influence the discussion. Bring details of recent acne medicines and procedures. If you still have active breakouts, ask how the plan will address these alongside longer-term scar concerns.

Questions worth asking

Ask what improvement is realistic, which options are actually available and appropriate at the clinic, whether more than one visit may be needed, and what recovery and aftercare involve. Discuss possible pigment changes, irritation and other procedure-specific risks before deciding. Ask about the available methods and their likely benefits and limitations. Complete scar removal cannot be promised.

Common questions

Are acne marks and acne scars the same?

No. Marks mainly describe a change in colour; scars involve a change in texture. A doctor should assess your individual concern.

Will one session remove every scar?

Complete removal and a fixed number of sessions cannot be promised. The likely course and limitations should be discussed during consultation.

Where is the Lucknow clinic?

The clinic is at B-98, Sector-C, Mahanagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226006. Please contact the clinic to arrange your visit.

Further reading

These independent resources provide general background; they do not endorse this clinic or replace an individual consultation.

Clinic information updated 26 October 2026. This page provides general information and does not replace medical advice. Treatment suitability, risks, aftercare and expected outcomes must be discussed during consultation. Results vary.