Acne Scar Treatment

1. Subcision

Subcision is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat deep, depressed acne scars such as rolling scars. It works by breaking fibrous scar tissue that pulls the skin downward, allowing it to heal and become smoother.

Key Benefits:

✔ Effectively treats rolling and tethered acne scars

✔ Stimulates collagen production for smoother skin

✔ Minimal downtime with long-lasting results

✔ Can be combined with fillers or laser treatments for enhanced results

How It Works:

• A fine needle or cannula is inserted under the scar tissue to release fibrous bands that cause skin depressions.
• Once released, the skin gradually lifts and new collagen fills in the area, improving texture.
• Results improve over several weeks, and multiple sessions may be required for optimal results.

2. Fat Graft for Scar

Fat grafting, also known as fat transfer, is an advanced acne scar treatment where fat from the patient’s own body is injected into depressed scars to restore volume and improve skin texture.

Key Benefits:

✔ Fills deep acne scars naturally using the body’s fat

✔ Improves skin elasticity and texture

✔ Long-lasting results compared to traditional fillers

✔ Provides natural collagen stimulation for gradual skin improvement

How It Works:

• Fat is extracted from areas like the abdomen or thighs using liposuction.
• The fat is purified and injected into deep acne scars to fill depressions and restore lost volume.
• Over time, the fat integrates with the skin, promoting natural healing and collagen production.