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Personalized Scar Planning

There are many ways to treat acne scars recommended by dermatologists. The appropriate method depends on the type and severity of the acne scars, as follows:

1. Subcision

Subcision involves using a small needle inserted under the skin to break up the scar tissue that is pulling down the acne scar, causing the scar to lift. This method is suitable for Rolling Scar and Boxcar Scar types that have scar tissue pulling under the skin.

 

Treatment steps:
  • The doctor will clean the face and apply local anesthesia.
  • A special needle is inserted under the skin in the acne scar area.
  • The scar tissue that pulls the skin is broken up to make the acne scar shallower.
Advantages:
  • Clear results after treatment
  • No need for long recovery
  • Can be combined with other treatments to increase efficiency
Precautions:
  • There may be bruising or swelling after the treatment, which will disappear in 1-2 weeks.
  • You should choose an experienced doctor to prevent side effects.

2. Using Sculptra / Juvelook to stimulate collagen production

Sculptra and Juvelook are substances that help stimulate collagen production under the skin. When injected, they help fill in acne scars and smooth the skin. Suitable for Rolling Scar and Boxcar Scar types.

 

Treatment steps:
  • The doctor will inject Sculptra into the skin layer in the acne scar area.
  • The substance will stimulate new collagen production, causing the skin to lift.
Advantages:
  • Long-lasting results because it stimulates the body’s collagen production
  • Skin looks smoother and firmer
Precautions:
  • Multiple treatments may be required to achieve the desired results.
  • Should be done by a specialist doctor to prevent side effects.

3. Using TCA acid (TCA CROSS Technique)

TCA CROSS is the application of high-concentration TCA acid to acne scars to stimulate new collagen production. Suitable for Icepick Scar and Boxcar Scar types.

 

Treatment steps:
  • The doctor will use a toothpick or a small needle to apply TCA acid to the acne scar.
  • The acid will stimulate new collagen production, making the acne scar shallower.
Advantages:
  • Suitable for deep and narrow acne scars
  • An effective way to stimulate collagen production
Precautions:
  • There may be redness or scabs after the treatment, which will disappear in a few days.
  • Should be done by a specialist doctor to prevent scarring.

4. Using lasers (Personalized Discovery Pico)

Using lasers is a way to stimulate collagen production and smooth the skin. The choice of tool depends on the characteristics and severity of the acne scars.

 

Treatment steps:
  • The doctor will use a laser or radiofrequency device to target the acne scar area.
  • The energy from the device will stimulate new collagen production.
Advantages:
  • Can adjust the energy level to suit the skin condition
  • Helps smooth the skin and reduce dark spots and redness
Precautions:
  • There may be redness or swelling after the treatment, which will disappear in a few days.
  • Should be done by a specialist doctor to prevent side effects.
Acne scar treatment should be consulted with a specialist doctor to analyze and plan the treatment that is appropriate for your skin condition and type of acne scars.