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How to treat acne marks: the best pharmacy creams from ACM, SVR and Caudalie

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The breakouts are gone, but your skin still remembers. Dark spots, redness, uneven tone - post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is acne's unwanted souvenir. The good news? With the right products, those marks fade faster than you'd think.

How do acne marks form?

When skin experiences inflammation, it overproduces melanin, leaving brown or reddish spots that can linger for months. Treatment rests on three pillars: accelerate cell renewal, inhibit melanin production, and protect from UV.

ACM: pigmentation correction specialists

ACM Azéane Cream

The ACM Azéane Cream (€18.88/30ml) uses azelaic acid - both anti-inflammatory and depigmenting. Safe for acne-prone skin.

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ACM Dépiwhite Advanced

For stubborn marks, Dépiwhite Advanced (€24.49/40ml) combines multiple depigmenting actives.

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SVR: sun protection as treatment

SVR Sun Secure SPF50+

The Protective Water SPF50+ ranges from €16.13 to €23.49 across pharmacies - over €7 difference. Ultra-light texture, maximum protection.

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SVR Clairial Serum

The Clairial Serum (€37.77/30ml) delivers concentrated depigmenting power with niacinamide and vitamin C.

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SVR Ampoule B3 Hydra

The Ampoule B3 Hydra (€26.90) hydrates and evens skin tone with concentrated niacinamide.

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Caudalie: restoring natural radiance

Deep Cleansing Exfoliating Cream

The Exfoliating Cream (€21.14/75ml) removes dead cells gently. Use 1-2 times weekly.

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Instant Detox Mask

The Detox Mask (€13.46/75ml) purifies pores without drying, using pink clay and grape extracts.

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Prices vary significantly between Viata, Farmaline and Medi-Market. On PharmaCompare, always find the best price for your anti-mark skincare.

This is not medical advice. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist. Read the patient information leaflet. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.