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Subcision Treatment

Rediscover smooth, rejuvenated skin with Kosmoderma’s specialized Subcision treatment, crafted to visibly improve acne scars, particularly those that are deep and tethered. Our expert dermatologists/Cosmetologists leverage advanced techniques to enhance your skin’s texture and restore your natural confidence.

What is Subcision?

Subcision is a minimally invasive treatment designed to release scar tissue that pulls the skin down, creating a smoother, more even surface. This effective technique is ideal for treating deep, depressed acne scars—especially rolling and atrophic types. By addressing the underlying cause of scarring, Subcision promotes natural healing and stimulates collagen production, helping skin regain its smooth texture over time.

How Does Subcision Work?

During Subcision, a fine needle is used to gently break down fibrotic bands beneath the skin’s surface, freeing the skin from the underlying scar tissue. This controlled release allows the skin to lift, reducing the appearance of the scar and promoting a uniform complexion. For enhanced results, Subcision can be paired with additional treatments like dermal fillers or microneedling to further smooth and refine your skin.

Subcision Treatment Process

1) Consultation and Skin Analysis

Our dermatologists/Cosmetologists begin with a detailed skin assessment to understand your unique scar type and overall skin health.

2) Numbing and Preparation

A numbing cream is applied to the treatment area to ensure a comfortable experience.

3) Subcision Technique

Using a fine needle, our dermatologist/ Cosmetologist precisely releases the fibrotic bands that anchor the scar tissue. This process is done with care to minimize discomfort and maximize results.

4) Aftercare

Following treatment, a soothing serum and protective ointment are applied to promote healing and reduce redness or swelling.

Types of Scars Treated by Subcision

  • Rolling Scars: These scars, marked by a wave-like texture, are often caused by fibrotic tissue pulling on the skin. Subcision is highly effective in releasing these bands, creating a smoother appearance.
  • Atrophic Scars: Depressed scars that form due to a loss of collagen respond well to Subcision, as the treatment stimulates natural collagen production
  • Tethered Scars: Sunken scars caused by tissue anchoring the skin are released through Subcision, restoring a smoother skin surface.

Benefits of Subcision

  • Minimally Invasive: Subcision involves minimal downtime, making it accessible and convenient.
  • Enhanced Skin Texture: By releasing fibrotic bands and boosting collagen production, Subcision improves overall skin texture and tone.
  • Long-Lasting Results: Collagen stimulated during Subcision continues to enhance skin structure over time, providing enduring results.
  • Combination Treatment Options: Kosmoderma offers combination treatments, such as dermal fillers and microneedling, to maximize results for a comprehensive approach to scar improvement.

Ideal Candidates

Subcision is ideal for individuals who:

  • Have acne scars that are rolling, atrophic, or tethered
  • Are experiencing depression or indented scars
  • Looking for non-surgical options to attain smoother and more refreshed skin.

Why Choose Kosmoderma for Subcision?

At Kosmoderma, our commitment to patient satisfaction and excellence in aesthetic care makes us a trusted choice for Subcision treatment. Our dermatologists and cosmetologists are highly skilled in scar treatments, adhering to the highest standards of safety and effectiveness. We tailor each treatment plan to your unique skin needs, ensuring a personalized approach for the best possible results.

Take the first step toward scar-free skin—contact us for a free consultation!

FAQs

How long does the Subcision treatment take?
A typical session lasts around 30–45 minutes, depending on the treatment area.
While some redness or swelling may occur, these effects usually subside within a few days, allowing you to resume regular activities.
The majority of clients notice substantial improvements after 2–3 sessions, typically scheduled a few weeks apart, based on the severity of their scars.
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