Background: Acne scarring is a common dermatological concern, with its severity often linked to the grade of acne, leading to significant emotional and psychological distress in affected individuals. Objectives: This comprehensive review article aims to explore contemporary treatment modalities, specifically platelet-rich plasma (PRP), plasma gel, and microneedling, for the management of acne scarring in dermatology. Conclusions: Acne scarring is a challenging condition that requires a nuanced understanding of its underlying mechanisms and an array of treatment options. PRP and plasma gel therapies, along with microneedling, hold promise in promoting wound healing and improving skin texture, with various applications in dermatology.PRP and plasma gel therapies, along with microneedling, hold promise in promoting wound healing and improving skin texture, with various applications in dermatology.PRP and plasma gel therapies, along with microneedling, hold promise in promoting wound healing and improving skin texture, with various applications in dermatology.Acne scarring is a common dermatological concern, with its severity often linked to the grade of acne, leading to significant emotional and psychological distress in affected individuals. Objectives: This comprehensive review article aims to explore contemporary treatment modalities, specifically platelet-rich plasma (PRP),