Reducing acne scars can be a tricky process as no one treatment is best for everyone. The treatment that will work best for you will depend on the depth of the scarring, the condition of your skin, any other skin conditions you may have, and your overall health.   The following have been shown as effective methods of minimizing acne scarring:   ● Botox. Injecting Botox can relax the skin surrounding your scar which can improve the appearance of them. ● Chemical peel. In this procedure, a chemical solution is applied to the skin which removes the top layer(s) of it. This can also remove scar tissue and minimize the appearance of more severe scarring.  ● Dermabrasion. This procedure uses a rotating brush to remove the top layer of skin and can help with more severe acne scarring. ● Home skin care. Some medicated ointments containing azelaic acid or hydroxyl acids can help reduce the prominence of acne scars. Also, using sunscreen regularly can help reduce the appearance of scarring in contrast to unscarred in skin. ● Laser resurfacing and energy-based procedures. This approach can help reduce the appearance and discoloration associated with acne scarring using concentrated laser, light, or radiofrequency energy.  ● Skin needling. Needling involves rolling a small, needled device over the skin to stimulate the production of collagen and new dermal cells, ● Soft tissue fillers. This includes injectables, such as collagen, that can help plump up the skin, reducing the appearance of indented scars. However, this is only a temporary solution and will require regular appointments to maintain. ● Steroid injection. Injectable steroids can help improve the appearance of raised scars. Surgery. Using a technique known as punch excision, your surgeon surgically removes individual acne scars. The wounds are then stitched or grafted closed, reducing and/or eliminating acne scarring.