Hello, thank you for your question. Acne scarring is quite difficult to treat, but especially so if your expectation is for a completely flawless/filtered/photoshopped-looking result in person. Neither dermabrasion nor Morpheus8 alone — even in combination with several other modalities — will deliver absolute perfection.While a combination of treatments could achieve the maximum smoothing possible, it is often not achieved in a single session and can take months to years depending on a variety of provider-dependent factors (experience, devices used) and patient-dependent factors (budget, compliance). • Resurfacing treatments, via dermabrasion/CO2/erbium/etc, can be especially beneficial for targeting superficial texture concerns. Depending on the type of device/settings used, you can expect some reduction in scar depth.• Microneedling+RF treatments, like Morpheus8, can help to address multiple mechanisms that cause scar depression; this includes breaking up the fibers that tether the skin down and repairing old collagen/increasing new collagen growth to plump and rejuvenate the skin from the inside out.There are several other options like scar subcision with filler injections, microneedling with micropen, deep peels, and more. But keep in mind that most options, individually, are only addressing specific aspects of the cause as a whole. I would suggest consulting with a practitioner that specializes in treating this type of acne scarring, can provide before and after photos of their results, and that can customize a treatment plan that aligns with your expectations/timeline/budget.
