The Woodlands Chemical Peel doctors

First off, I would first try to get your acne under control under the care of your local board certified dermatologist.  If your acne is not under control, you would simply be chasing after your scars.  The photo is unclear , but what most patients consider scars are actually post-inflammatory pigmentation, which is not true acne scarring.  Most of this discoloration goes away over time but takes many months.  Prescription fading creams may help.  Chemical peels can help the pitted and depressed acne scars by reducing the excess layers of skin and making these scars more shallow.  This is a more temporary effect and requires continued maintenance with peels.  Since your skin is more pigmented you are a little limited as to depth and aggressiveness of the peel.  The better treatment for depressed acne scars are the collagen-stimulating lasers like Fraxel which results in more permanent improvement and can be performed on darker types of skin.

The skin on your neck has a very thin epidermis and dermis. Superficial peels such as Alpha hydroxy (glycolic acid), Jessner's solution, or trichloroacetic acid (10-25%) should be used to prevent hypertrophic scarring more pigmentation changes. Trichloroacetic acid (TCA) peels very in depth depending on concentration, skin type, how the skin was prepped, and the method of applying the solution.

The same holds true for the chest area(decollate) although this skin is a little thicker. Ask your physician which type of peel he plans to use.