Onnyx Clinic
Acne & Acne Scars
Understanding acne types, acne scars and post-acne marks — with safe, doctor-led treatment options.
Acne
Subcision for Acne Scars: What It Is and Which Scars It Suits
What Subcision is, how it suits rolling acne scars, the steps, downtime, sessions, and why it is often paired with laser, by the Onnyx Clinic medical team.
Acne
Acne Face Mapping: What Location Really Tells You
Does acne face mapping work? Why linking spots to organs lacks evidence, and what acne location really signals — by the Onnyx Clinic medical team
Acne
Acne Extraction vs Injection: Which Suits Your Acne
Acne extraction vs injection: extraction removes clogged comedones with sterile tools, while injection delivers anti-inflammatory medicine into large nodules.
Acne
Acne Red Marks vs Dark Marks: PIE vs PIH and How to Treat
Red acne marks (PIE) and dark acne marks (PIH) differ in cause and care. How to tell them apart, honest fading timelines, and what helps each type fade.
Acne
Hormonal Acne: Where It Appears, Causes, and Treatment
Hormonal acne appears on the jawline, chin, and lower face and is linked to the menstrual cycle. Learn its causes, signs, self-care, and doctor-led options.
Acne
Acne Scar Treatments Compared: Which Option Is Right for You
Which acne scar treatment is right for you? Compare laser, Subcision, TCA Cross, and filler, with the pros and limits of each, by the Onnyx Clinic medical team.
Acne
How Many Types of Acne Are There, and How Does Treatment Differ?
Tell apart comedonal, inflammatory, hormonal, and heat-related acne, with safe care guidance for each type — by the Onnyx Clinic medical team.
Acne & Acne Scars
From inflamed spots and clogged pores to hormonal breakouts, acne raises endless questions: extraction or injection, how to care for red and dark marks, and which scar types — rolling, boxcar, ice pick — respond to which treatment. These articles walk through acne types, care during treatment, and comparisons of scar options such as subcision, laser resurfacing and TCA Cross. Everything is doctor-reviewed, and honest that scar treatment starts with a proper assessment; results vary by individual.