About this service
What Is Fractional Laser Treatment?
Fractional laser treatment creates controlled treatment zones in the skin to support skin renewal and collagen remodeling. Depending on the device and treatment plan, it may help improve skin texture and the appearance of certain acne scars.
Potential benefits may include:
- Improving the appearance of uneven skin texture.
- Reducing the visibility of some acne scars.
- Supporting gradual skin renewal.
- Helping improve overall skin appearance in suitable cases.
The number of sessions required depends on your skin condition and treatment response.
What Is Scar Subcision?
Scar subcision is a medical procedure designed to release fibrous bands beneath certain depressed scars that pull the skin downward. Releasing these bands may help improve the appearance of suitable atrophic acne scars.
Subcision may be considered for selected depressed scars, following an assessment by a qualified practitioner.
Which Treatment Is Right for You?
Fractional laser and subcision address different aspects of acne scarring. Some patients may benefit from one treatment, while others may require a combination approach or additional procedures.
Your practitioner will assess the type and depth of your scars, skin characteristics, and medical history before recommending a personalized plan.
Your Treatment Journey at PROF Clinic
- Book a consultation: Select a convenient branch and appointment.
- Skin assessment: Discuss your concerns and evaluate the type of scarring.
- Personalized treatment plan: Review suitable options, expected outcomes, and recovery requirements.
- Treatment and aftercare: Follow your recommended plan and post-treatment instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can fractional laser improve acne scars?
Fractional laser may improve the appearance of certain acne scars and uneven skin texture. Results vary depending on scar type, skin characteristics, and the device used.
Is subcision suitable for all acne scars?
No. Subcision is generally considered for selected depressed scars associated with fibrous attachments beneath the skin. A professional assessment is necessary.
Can fractional laser and subcision be combined?
They may be combined in selected cases. Your practitioner will determine the appropriate sequence and recovery intervals.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions varies according to scar depth, treatment choice, and individual response.