Abstract

UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING ATROPHIC SCARRING IN ACNE VULGARIS: INSIGHTS AND AYURVEDIC PERSPECTIVES

Shubhee Nayak*, Nitin Yadav, Prakash Joshi and Yogesh Wane

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Abstract

Acne vulgaris is a widespread issue that impacts a significant portion of the population, particularly those between the ages of 11 and 30, often resulting in various degrees of scarring. This article's primary focus lies on atrophic scars, which represent the predominant form of scarring associated with acne. The discussion begins by providing a concise overview of the cellular processes that underlie the formation of scars, as well as the initial assessment of patients afflicted with acne scars. It subsequently delves into an algorithmic strategy for addressing acne scarring, categorizing the scars into erythematous and atrophic types. Lastly, the article delves into the future prospects of treating acne scars, shedding light on ongoing clinical trials in the field.

Keywords: Acne scarring, Acne vulgaris, Acne.