Boxcar Scars
(Square, Indented Base)
Rolling Scars
(Rounded Base)
Ice Pick Scars
(Narrow and Deep)
Hypertrophic Scars (Raised and Thickened)
 | Procedure Time Depending on the treatment |
 | Recovery Time No Downtime |
 | Tx Cycle 3-5 sessions at 1 month intervals |
Treatment 01 |
Yeon-A Injection (20 min)
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Tiny channels are created in the skin using micro-needles, followed by the application and absorption of various growth factors and salmon DNA ingredients. This comprehensive treatment improves enlarged pores, scars, skin aging, redness, and helps regenerate damaged skin into healthy and clear skin.
Treatment 02 |
Er:YAG (30 min)
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The Er:YAG laser creates precise micro-channels down to the dermis layer, stimulating collagen regeneration around the treated area. This leads to dermal rejuvenation, making it effective for indented scars, surgical scars, acne scars, as well as fine lines around the eyes and lips.
Treatment 03 |
Subcision (30 min)
 |
Also known as dermal subcision, this treatment uses a specialized needle to sever the fibrous scar tissue that pulls the skin down from beneath the dermis. This allows the depressed scar to
rise and level out.
Some bruising may occur after the procedure, but it usually resolves within a week. Aside from temporary bleeding, there are minimal side effects, and daily activities can be resumed immediately.
Treatment 04 |
Jessner's peel (60 min)
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This peel effectively penetrates into pores to exfoliate the inner layers, making it easier to expel impurities. It also promotes skin regeneration by removing dead skin cells, helping to improve wrinkles and scars. Additional benefits include hydration, melanin suppression, and a brightening effect.
Treatment 05 |
Scar Filler (20-30 min)
|
A method that lifts depressed scars to create a smooth surface. Highly popular due to its zero downtime, allowing you to return to daily life immediately after the procedure. As the filler naturally dissolves and is absorbed over time, it is gradually replaced by your skin’s own collagen.
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Procedure Time Depending on the treatment |
 |
Recovery Time (DT) No Downtime |
 |
Treatment Cycle 3-5 sessions at 1 month intervals |
Boxcar Scars
(Square, Indented Base)
Rolling Scars
(Rounded Base)
Ice Pick Scars
(Narrow and Deep)
Hypertrophic Scars
(Raised and Thickened)
Treatment 01 |
Yeon-A Injection (20 min)
 |  |  |  |
Tiny channels are created in the skin using micro-needles, followed by the application and absorption of various growth factors and salmon DNA ingredients. This comprehensive treatment improves enlarged
pores, scars, skin aging, redness, and helps regenerate damaged skin into healthy and clear skin.
Treatment 02 |
Er:YAG (30 min)
 |  |  |
The Er:YAG laser creates precise micro-channels down to the dermis layer, stimulating collagen
regeneration around the treated area. This leads to dermal rejuvenation, making it effective for
indented scars, surgical scars, acne scars, as well as fine lines around the eyes and lips.
Treatment 03 |
Subcision (30 min)
 |
Also known as dermal subcision, this treatment uses a specialized needle to sever the fibrous scar tissue that pulls the skin down from beneath the dermis. This allows the depressed scar to rise and level out. Some bruising may occur after the procedure, but it usually resolves within a week. Aside from temporary bleeding, there are minimal side effects, and daily activities can be resumed immediately.
Treatment 04 |
Jessner's peel (60 min)
 |  |  |  |
This peel effectively penetrates into pores to exfoliate the inner layers, making it easier to expel impurities.
It also promotes skin regeneration by removing dead skin cells, helping to improve wrinkles and scars. Additional benefits include hydration, melanin suppression, and a brightening effect.
Treatment 05 |
Scar Filler (20-30 min)
|
A method that lifts depressed scars to create a smooth surface.
Highly popular due to its zero downtime, allowing you to return to daily life immediately
after the procedure. As the filler naturally dissolves and is absorbed over time,
it is gradually replaced by your skin’s own collagen.
