Subcision is a treatment method used for depressed scars caused by acne or trauma.
It involves cutting the fibrous bands that pull down the scar tissue, lifting the skin upward.
This process induces bleeding and regeneration within the dermis, promoting collagen formation to fill in the depressed area.

Subcision is even more effective when combined with fillers, PRP, or skin boosters.

POINT 1 _Those with deep, uneven, and long-standing acne scars
POINT 2 _Those who experienced minimal results from regular laser treatments
POINT 3 _Those who feel the scarred area is tethered or pulled inward
POINT 4 _Those wanting to improve pigmentation and restore skin volume

STEP 1 _ Skin assessment and cleansing
STEP 2 _ Application of numbing cream
STEP 3 _ Release of fibrous bands using special needles (e.g., cannula)
STEP 4 _ Soothing and application of regenerative cream

01. Lifts depressed scar areas by pulling the skin upward.
02. Improves skin texture by removing fibrous tissue.
03. Stimulates collagen regeneration in the dermis layer.
04. Recommended to have consistent treatments every 4–8 weeks, with at least 2–3 sessions depending on skin condition.

- Bruising, swelling, and temporary pain may occur at the treatment site.

- Avoid strong irritation to the treated area (rubbing, massaging, etc.).

- Maintain strict hygiene to prevent infection.

- Sun protection and moisturizing care are necessary.

- Avoid intense exercise and sauna for 3–5 days.