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Laser treatment. Laser treatment can be used to treat mild to moderate acne scarring. There are two types of laser treatment: 1  ablative laser treatment â where lasers are used to remove a small patch of skin around the scar to produce a new, smooth-looking area of skin.ee your GP if you are considering having cosmetic surgery. They will be able to discuss your options with you and advise you about the likelihood of having the procedure carried out on the NHS. Many private clinics offer treatment for acne scarring.
See your GP if your acne is more widespread â for example, you have a large number of papules and pustules, or over-the-counter medication hasn't worked â as you probably need prescription medication. Prescription medications that can be used to treat acne include: 1  topical retinoids.2  topical antibiotics.f you have severe acne, such as a large number of papules and pustules on your chest and back as well as your face, or if you have painful nodules, your GP can refer you to an expert in treating skin conditions (dermatologist).