10 / Acne-scar care
Subcision
Subcision
Duration
30–60 min
Results
Progressive
Downtime
2–3 days
Lasts
Variable
Definition
- A scar-focused procedure for selected tethered acne scars.
- The clinician first reviews your goals, medical history, medicines, allergies, skin or tissue condition, and the treatment area before confirming suitability.
How It Works
- A fine instrument releases fibrous attachments beneath suitable scars.
- The scar pattern and skin condition are assessed before the area is cleaned and numbed as appropriate.
- A fine instrument is used beneath selected scars, followed by advice about swelling, bruising, wound care, and review.
Key Benefits
- Targets tethering
- Scar-plan integration
- Assessment-led treatment
- A targeted option for suitable tethered scars that can be integrated into a broader acne-scar plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Subcision?
Subcision is a consultation-led option selected for a specific concern or treatment goal. The clinician will explain its purpose, limitations, and alternatives for your individual needs.
How does Subcision work?
The appointment includes consultation, preparation, the Subcision protocol, and individualized aftercare guidance. The clinician will explain what to expect before treatment.
Is Subcision suitable for everyone?
Suitability depends on your medical history, medicines, allergies, skin or tissue condition, goals, and the treatment area. A qualified clinician must assess you before treatment.
Individual suitability, risks, aftercare, and expected results should be confirmed with a qualified clinician.