Generally, acne scars require a series of treatments, between three and six, performed once every three weeks. The acne scar treatment involves the application of intense pulsed light, fractional laser and micro-needling to remove any redness or brown pigmentation at the base surrounding the acne scars Broader than Boxcar Scarring, these types of scars appear to ripple across the surface of the skin. Rolling Acne Scars often occur as the result of protracted bouts of acne. For the aesthetic practitioner, treating acne scarring can be challenging, as not all scars may respond in the same way, or at all, to a generalised therapeutic approach. It is therefore important that the treatment be tailored to fillers for bags the individual based on their specific needs. There are currently many different modalities of treatments available for the treatment of acne scarring. Including chemical peels, radiofrequency and laser treatments, dermabrasion, needling, and soft tissue fillers. While each of these treatments has its own advantages and shortcomings, only the last treatment type will be discussed in detail in this article.