Subcision

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Subcision is a procedure that uses a specialized needle (Nokor) to break fibrotic scar tissue pulling the skin downward. By severing these adhesions between the dermis and subcutaneous fat, the depressed scars are lifted and skin regeneration is stimulated. It is especially effective for treating deep acne scars and boxcar-type scars.

Anesthesia

Operation Time

Stitch Removal

None

Hospitalization

Not required

Recovery period

Immediate return to daily activities

Other procedure

Possible

Treatment Process

Counting the number of target areas

Disinfection

Injection using Nokor needle

Recommended for

Those who want to treat acne with a simple injection

Those who want to calm newly developed pimples

Those who want to improve bumpy or depressed scars

Those who want to reduce enlarged pores

Procedural precautions

Subcision is most effective when pus is accumulated in the acne. Do not squeeze the acne before visiting.

In rare cases, depending on skin type, the treated area may temporarily appear slightly indented. It usually recovers naturally over several months.

Avoid alcohol, saunas, hot baths, and intense exercise for 7 days after the procedure.

Be sure to apply sunscreen when going outdoors.

Avoid using scrubs or peeling products during the treatment period.