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Subscision for acne scarring
Understanding Acne Scarring
Before delving into the transformative world of subcision, it’s essential to recognize the various types of acne scarring that plague countless individuals. Acne scars are typically classified into a few main categories:
- Atrophic Scars: Often referred to as “depressed” scars, these are the result of tissue loss. They’re the dents or depressions left behind after a breakout.
- Boxcar Scars: These are broad depressions with sharply defined edges.
- Rolling Scars: Caused by damage under the skin, these scars give the skin a rolling and uneven appearance.
- Ice Pick Scars: These are small, narrow, and deep holes in the skin’s surface, reminiscent of the mark left behind by a pin or needle.
Why Choose Subcision?
Subcision is an innovative and minimally invasive surgical treatment specifically designed to tackle depressed acne scars, such as rolling and boxcar scars. Here’s why subcision is gaining rapid acclaim in the dermatological world:
- Targeted Approach: It’s a procedure that works by inserting a needle beneath the skin to break fibrotic strands anchoring the scar to the underlying tissue.
- Stimulates Collagen Production: By disrupting the fibrous tissue strands, subcision encourages the production of collagen—a natural healing mechanism.
- Quick and Minimal Downtime: While every individual’s experience may differ, many find the recovery time to be swift, with only minor swelling or bruising.
Enhancing Results with Dermal Fillers
While subcision works wonders on its own, its effects can be magnified when complemented with the use of dermal fillers. Here’s how:
- Immediate Lifting: Dermal fillers can be injected post-subcision, filling the space where fibrotic strands once tethered the scar, providing instant elevation.
- Natural Results: Modern dermal fillers are formulated to mimic the skin’s natural components, ensuring results that are not just immediate but also look organic.
- Longer-lasting Smoothness: Combined with the collagen stimulation from subcision, dermal fillers can offer extended periods of smoother, rejuvenated skin.
What is the Combined Treatment?
- Subscission: A surgical technique used to treat depressed scars, involving the use of a needle to break fibrous bands that tether the scar to the underlying tissue.
- Dermal Fillers: Injectables used to fill out depressed scars, providing immediate improvement in the appearance of the skin.
- Polynucleotides: Biopolymers that stimulate skin regeneration and healing, improving the overall texture and quality of scarred skin.
Benefits for Acne Scarring:
- Comprehensive Scar Treatment: Targets various scar types, from ice pick to rolling scars.
- Skin Texture Improvement: Enhances the overall smoothness and texture of the skin.
- Collagen Stimulation: Promotes the production of collagen, aiding in long-term skin repair and rejuvenation.
Why Choose This Combination Treatment at Harmony Medical? This multi-faceted approach to acne scar treatment at Harmony Medical is ideal for those seeking a thorough and effective solution. Our expert team tailors the treatment plan to each patient’s specific needs, ensuring optimal results in scar improvement and overall skin health.
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