Acne Scars / Scar Subcision
If your scars look stuck to the skin underneath, no cream is going to fix that. Skinology Multan uses subcision to release the fibrous bands pulling depressed scars down, so your skin can actually lift and heal even.
Some depressed acne scars aren’t just surface texture, they’re held down by fibrous bands under the skin, which is exactly why creams, peels, or even lasers alone sometimes don’t move the needle. Subcision is a minimally invasive scar-revision treatment that releases those bands so the depressed skin can lift and heal more evenly.
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How It Works
The laser delivers controlled energy into the skin, creating tiny treatment zones while leaving the skin around them intact. That controlled damage is what triggers your body’s own healing response and pushes collagen to rebuild underneath the scar.
Over your recovery, treated skin becomes smoother, more even, and less noticeably scarred. It’s mainly used for atrophic scars like rolling and boxcar types, though what fits your skin depends on your specific scar pattern.
How It Helps
Subcision is built for scars that are tethered underneath, not just sitting on the surface.
Defined depressions with sharper edges that can make the skin appear uneven.
Depressed scars anchored down by fibrous bands beneath the skin.
Defined depressions where underlying attachments add to the depth.
Deep tethering that needs releasing before resurfacing can work.
Real Results
Actual results from patients treated at Skinology Multan. Outcomes vary by scar type, tethering, and number of sessions.
Before
After
The Procedure
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We check the type, depth, and tethering of your scars.
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Local or topical anesthesia keeps the treatment comfortable.
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A fine needle or cannula releases the fibrous bands under each scar.
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Why Skinology
We identify your scar type first, before we ever recommend subcision as your treatment.
Dermatologist & Aesthetic Physician, Skinology Multan
We identify your scar type before recommending the right treatment for you.
Subcision goes straight at the deeper bands causing tethered depressions.
Your treatment is done inside a real skin and aesthetics setting.
Subcision fits into a broader scar plan when your case calls for it.
A consultation tells you whether your acne scars are tethered and whether subcision is actually the right treatment for you.
FAQs
Our specialists are ready to answer your questions and guide you.
Subcision is a scar-revision procedure that releases fibrous bands beneath depressed acne scars, helping the skin lift and look less indented.
Rolling and tethered depressed scars respond best, with selected boxcar scars also potentially benefiting.
No acne scar treatment guarantees complete removal. Subcision is meant to reduce tethered depressions and improve texture, not erase scars entirely.
Subcision treats existing scars, not active breakouts. If you still have active acne, we’ll usually recommend controlling that first.
Anesthetic is used to keep you comfortable during treatment. Some tenderness or sensitivity can linger afterward.
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