TRINITY DERMATOLOGY CLINIC

Scar

Scar Treatment

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Definition

Different Shapes and Depths Require Different Approaches to Scar Treatment

Trinity Dermatology Clinic assesses scar age, type and depth, redness and pigmentation, skin thickness, and active inflammation to develop a combination treatment plan tailored to the characteristics of each scar.

Acne scars can develop when deep inflammation damages skin tissue during healing or leaves excessive fibrosis, resulting in depressed or raised areas on the skin surface.
Treatment varies according to scar shape and the degree of tethering, including narrow, deep ice pick scars, sharply defined boxcar scars, and gently sloping rolling scars.

Red marks or brown pigmentation may appear alongside pale scars, >but vascular and pigment concerns require a different approach from remodeling depressed tissue.

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Trinity System

Trinity's Scar Treatment System

We address the scar surface, deeper tissue, and residual redness in carefully planned stages.

Releasing Adhesions with
Combined Subcision

Fibrous tethering bands beneath the scar are released to address the underlying structural cause.

Collagen-Stimulating and Remodeling Injections

Regenerative substances are selected according to the skin condition and injected to support collagen regeneration and dermal remodeling.

Skin Surface Remodeling

Micro-subcision and sculpting are performed to support remodeling from the mid-dermis to the skin surface.

Laser & Equipment

Customized Equipment for
Different Scar Types

Different devices are combined according to scar depth,
residual redness, and the skin's regenerative condition.

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U-pulse Dual CO2

Matrixell Pro

Sculpio

Vbeam Perfecta

Fotona StarWalker

Ultra Duo

Cases

Treatment Varies
by Scar Type.

We assess not only surface irregularities,
but also tethering, fibrosis, and redness.

Narrow, deep ice pick scars that resemble puncture marks
Boxcar scars with sharply defined edges and broad, depressed bases
Gently undulating rolling scars caused by tethering beneath the skin
Scars of various shapes resulting from physical trauma

Cause Analysis

Key Processes Behind
Scar Formation

The depth of inflammation, healing process, and degree of fibrosis shape the resulting scar.

INFLAMMATION Deep, Persistent Inflammation

When inflammation extends into the dermis, it may damage healthy tissue and leave depressed scars during healing.

FIBROSIS Fibrous Tethering Beneath the Skin

Firm fibrous tissue that forms as damaged skin heals may pull the skin surface downward.

REGENERATION Imbalanced Collagen Regeneration

Too little or too much collagen regeneration relative to the extent of damage may lead to depressed or raised scars.

Diagnostic Precision

Scar Treatment Begins with
Assessing Shape and Depth.

Ice pick, boxcar, and rolling scars often appear together on the same face, and even scars of the same type may differ in depth, tethering, and surrounding skin thickness.
Applying the same laser and intensity to every scar may overstimulate shallow scars while providing insufficient treatment for deeper scars.

Trinity Dermatology Clinic evaluates scar borders and base depth, fibrosis, redness, and active acne to plan the sequence of surface treatment, fractional resurfacing, redness treatment, and recovery care.

Acne Scar Analysis

Types of Acne Scars
by Shape and Depth

Treatment direction varies according to the shape and depth of the depression and the degree of tissue tethering beneath the skin.

Scar Type 01

Rolling Scars with Gentle Undulations

Tethering beneath the skin creates broad, shallow depressions, which may give the surface a wave-like appearance depending on the direction of light.

Scar Type 02

Boxcar Scars with Well-Defined Edges

These scars have relatively distinct edges and a flat, depressed base. Different treatment methods may be combined according to their depth and extent.

Scar Type 03

Narrow, Deep Ice Pick Scars

These scars have a small opening at the skin surface but extend deeply inward, resembling enlarged pores or puncture marks made by a pointed instrument.

Treatment Point

Key Points of
Scar Treatment

POINT
01

Tailored Treatment for Each Scar

Rather than repeating a single laser treatment, methods are carefully combined according to the type and depth of each scar.

POINT
02

Allowing Adequate Recovery Time

Treatment intensity and intervals are adjusted gradually according to skin response and the regeneration cycle, allowing adequate recovery between sessions.

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