How to Regain Balance on Your Face After Acne Scarring This young lady had a tough journey. She battled #acne early on, and unfortunately, the treatments she received afterwards unintentionaly caused further damage. The acne itself had already disorganized her deep and superficial tissues, weakened her fat pads, and led to scarring and loss of elasticity. #Subcision treatments she underwent later — as I often see in my practice — sometimes cause more disruption rather than healing, leading to further loss of fat support. In her case, this resulted in early #hollowing, making her look older than her 29 years. She wasn’t happy with the change and started looking for options to bring back balance to her face. She heard about my approach for treating patients like her and showed the courage to take the step. The plan was clear: Release, Reposition, and Regenerate. I performed an Extended Deep Plane Facelift to carefully redrape her tissues — aiming for a natural, unoperated look. Ever...