Rolling scars appear as undulating waves on the skin's surface, creating an uneven and bumpy texture. These scars are not well-defined and form when the body's collagen attempts to close the wound left by a pimple. During the healing process, protein strands or bands stretch between the outer layer of skin (epidermis) and the deeper skin layers (subcutaneous tissue). The epidermis is then pulled downwards and attached to a deeper layer where it doesn't belong, producing the characteristic rolling appearance of these scars.

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