{"8c35ca6a-582e-4a50-8ba6-0df884b31d57":"<p>Yes. Medical microneedling is an effective treatment for atrophic acne scars, such as rolling, boxcar and ice-pick scars, particularly when paired with advanced clinical-grade serums. By creating controlled micro-injuries in the skin, microneedling stimulates collagen production, helping to gradually soften and improve the appearance of scar tissue. Improvements develop over time, with the most visible changes typically seen from around 12 weeks onwards. For more established or deeper scarring, microneedling is often combined with regenerative treatments such as <a href=\"{entry:4593@1:url||https://hermeswp.xyz/rachel/web/treatments/polynucleotides}\">polynucleotides</a>, <a href=\"{entry:4203@1:url||https://hermeswp.xyz/rachel/web/treatments/julaine-bio-stimulators}\">biostimulators</a> like JULAINE™ and <a href=\"{entry:4303@1:url||https://hermeswp.xyz/rachel/web/treatments/chemical-peels}\">chemical resurfacing</a>, which support collagen quality and tissue repair. A course of treatments is usually required, with the exact number depending on scar type and severity. Results are progressive, natural-looking and continue to improve with a tailored, combined approach.</p>","df226ae8-fb69-4583-a72e-59db675487cd":"Can microneedling treat acne scars?"}