“…These types of scars accumulate make‐up and sunscreen lotion, and the projection of their margins casts a dark shadow on the bottom. They can be subdivided into the following: (3.b.1) Superficial (dish‐like) are shallow defects (Figure 8) in which the only useful therapeutic approach is isolated use of ablative methods, including phenol chemical peeling, 1 dermabrasion, 2–13 chemabrasion, 14 and CO 2 3–15 or pulsed Erbium YAG 4–16 laser abrasion. (3.b.2) Medium (crater‐like) has a scar base that is relatively smooth and has normal color and texture and wide diameter (Figure 9) and can be treated by either of two ways: (1) the base is surrounded and cut by biopsy punches 17 or mini blades, followed by elevation with forceps until the clot formation, to keep it in the new position or (2) the shoulders can be sculpted and beveled to the peripheral skin by razabrasion 18 (using the razor blade as abrader), electrodesiccation 19 or CO 2 laser vaporization.…”