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▼Treatment Name▼Price▼Description▼Risks▼Post-Procedure Precautions
▶Subcision
- The following are included (except for “Add-on” menu)
└ Local anesthesia
└ 1 cc of hyaluronic acid
└ Microcannula - Crater-type scar (per scar): ¥30,000 (tax incl.)
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Additional scar (2nd and beyond): ¥6,000 each (tax incl.) - Cheek (one side): ¥130,000 (tax incl.)
- Cheek (≤ 1/2 one side): ¥80,000 (tax incl.)
- Temple (one side): ¥80,000 (tax incl.)
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Additional 1 cc hyaluronic acid: ¥30,000 (tax incl.)
*In case the included hyaluronic acid is insufficient.
▶Subcision
This procedure is indicated for the treatment of rolling-type acne scars, which appear as gently depressed, crater-like irregularities in the skin. These scars are typically caused by fibrotic bands beneath the skin that pull the surface downward, creating a crater-like appearance. The procedure involves the use of a blunt-tipped cannula needle to cut and release the fibrous bands within the subcutaneous tissue that tether the skin downward. This allows the depressed area to be lifted, encouraging the skin to heal in a more elevated position and helping to maintain this improved contour over time.
▶Subcision
- Bruising, Swelling, and Pain: Bruising, swelling, and pain may occur for up to one to two weeks following the procedure.
- Hyperpigmentation at Needle Entry Sites: Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation may develop at the needle insertion sites. While it typically improves over the course of several months, in some cases it may persist for a longer duration.
▶Subcision
- Lotion and Emulsion: You may begin using a non-irritating, alcohol-free lotion and emulsion immediately after the procedure.
- Cleansing and Makeup: You may resume washing your face, applying makeup, and using sunscreen (UV cream) 12 hours after the procedure.
- Bathing and Activities: Please refrain from vigorous exercise, sauna, hot baths, or alcohol consumption on the day of the procedure.
- Skincare: Please do not forcefully remove scabs. Cleanse your face gently and allow the scabs to fall off naturally. Avoid using hydroquinone or products containing alcohol-based cosmetics for approximately 1 week after the procedure, as they may irritate the skin. For the first 2 weeks, ensure proper moisturization and apply sun protection regularly.
- Antibiotics and Painkillers: After subcision, please take the prescribed antibiotics for 3 days, and use painkillers as necessary.
- Follow-up Treatments: Please wait at least 1 month before scheduling a follow-up treatment. Botulinum toxin injections and other procedures can be performed on areas not treated by this procedure on the same day. However, please wait at least 1 month after this procedure before undergoing any IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) therapy or laser treatments.
- Other Concerns: If you have any questions or notice anything unusual, please do not hesitate to contact us.
