Dermatology · Scar Revision
Subcision
for Acne Scars
A minimally invasive procedure designed to treat depressed acne scars by breaking the fibrous bands beneath the skin that pull scars downward, releasing the skin and stimulating collagen production for smoother, more even texture.
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01 — Overview
What is
Subcision?
Subcision is a minimally invasive procedure designed to treat depressed acne scars by breaking the fibrous bands beneath the skin that pull scars downward. This helps release the skin, stimulate collagen production, and gradually improve skin texture.
02 — Indications
Skin concerns this
treatment addresses
- Depressed Acne Scars (Rolling Scars, Boxcar Scars)
- Uneven Skin Texture
- Skin Tethering or Indented Scars
What your skin
gains from this
Progressive improvement in scar depth and texture with each session. Best results with a full course of 2 to 4 sessions.
Releases deep scar adhesions
Breaks the fibrous bands tethering scars to deeper tissue, releasing the skin's surface
Improves skin smoothness and texture
Gradually smooths depressed scars for a more even, refined skin surface
Stimulates natural collagen production
Triggers the body's natural healing response to rebuild healthier collagen beneath the scar
Enhances other treatments
Boosts the results of complementary treatments like microneedling or PRP
Sessions Recommended
Days of Downtime
Best Practices
Prepare & Protect Your Skin
Follow these essential steps for optimal results.Before
Avoid active acne before the procedure
After
Follow post-procedure care strictly (no picking, sun protection) and maintain a good skincare routine to support healing
Avoid
Picking, sun exposure, and heat during the healing phase