Procedures
Subcision
A minor procedure that releases tethered acne scars.
Overview
Subcision is a minor in-clinic procedure in which a fine needle is used beneath the skin to release the fibrous bands that pull acne scars downward. It is often combined with other scar treatments for better overall improvement.
What it helps with
- Rolling acne scars
- Depressed, tethered scars
Your treatment journey
- 01
Scar mapping
Scars suitable for subcision are identified and marked.
- 02
Numbing
Local anaesthesia keeps the procedure comfortable.
- 03
Release
A fine needle gently breaks the bands under each scar.
- 04
Healing
New collagen forms as the area heals.
Aftercare
- Expect mild swelling and bruising
- Avoid strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours
- Follow the prescribed topical care
Frequently asked
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes — it is frequently paired with PRP, GFC, peels or other scar therapies as advised.
Information on this page is general and not a substitute for medical advice. Session counts and downtime vary from person to person and are confirmed at consultation.
Often paired with
