ACNE SCAR FIGHTER
Acne Scar Fighter Treatment
A series of treatments specifically designed to address various types of post-acne scars in a targeted and precise manner, consisting of the following procedures:
- Acne Scar Peeling : A treatment series specifically designed to address various types of post-acne scars in a targeted and effective manner, consisting of the following treatments:
- Subcision: Treatment using a blunt needle which functions to sever the connective tissue under the skin which pulls on the facial skin causing pockmarks on the face.
- PRP & Micro needling as well as: Treatment procedure using blood plasma which functions to stimulate the growth of new skin cell tissue.
- 2 Step laser: Laser treatment which functions to regenerate new skin cells and the heat delivered can stimulate the growth of collagen production as a basic ingredient for acne scar recovery.
Pre & Post Care
- Discontinue exfoliating agents (retinoids, AHA/BHA, benzoyl peroxide) for at least 48 hours before the treatment.
- Avoid hair removal and facial scrubs for 1 week prior to the procedure.
- Avoid direct sun exposure before the procedure to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation.
- Inform your doctor if you have been taking any routine medications or using compounded/ prescription creams within the last 6 months.
- Gently wash your face with a fragrance-free gentle cleanser for the first 2 days.
- Oleskan pelembab non comedo genic secara rutin untuk menjaga kelembapan dan memperkuat skin barrier
- Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 30+ to prevent hyperpigmentation.
- Avoid heavy exercise and heat exposure (sauna, hot showers) for 1 week after the treatment.
- Delay the use of exfoliants, retinoids, or harsh chemicals until the skin has fully recovered (usually 3–5 days).
- Consult your doctor if you experience any signs of infection such as excessive redness, pus, or severe pain.
- Inform your doctor if you have taken any routine medications in the past 6 months or if you have any bleeding disorders or active inflammation.
- Apply an anti-irritation ointment for 3 days after the treatment.
- Discontinue irritating ingredients (benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, AHA/BHA) for at least 48 hours before the treatment.
- Avoid direct sun exposure prior to the treatment to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation.
- Gently cleanse with a non-soap cleanser and pat dry; no special dressing is required as the micro-channels close quickly.
- Gently cleanse with a non-soap cleanser and pat dry; no special dressing is required as the micro-channels close quickly.
- Apply a non-comedogenic moisturizer and SPF protection every morning.
- Avoid strenuous activities (intense exercise, sauna) for 24–48 hours post-treatment.
- Use a mineral sunscreen and wear a hat or umbrella when outdoors for 2 weeks.
- It is recommended to stop using creams containing AHA, BHA, and retinol 1 day before the procedure.
- Avoid sun exposure until the skin returns to normal.
- Use the post-laser cream prescribed by your doctor.
- Avoid rubbing the treated area until the skin is fully healed.
FAQS
Yes, mild peeling typically occurs for about 3–5 days after the treatment. This is a normal process where dead skin layers shed and are replaced by newer, smoother skin.
After the procedure, the skin usually experiences mild redness and peeling for 2–4 days. You can resume normal activities, but it is recommended to use sunscreen and a specialized moisturizer to speed up healing and protect the newly resurfaced skin.
Subcision is most effective for treating boxcar and rolling scars, which are caused by fibrous bands pulling the skin downward. For ice pick scars, subcision alone is usually not enough — these typically require a combination of treatments such as laser, TCA CROSS, or PRP for optimal results.
When laser treatments are performed according to your skin condition, with proper settings and appropriate intervals as advised by the doctor, they will not make the skin thinner.
PRP uses your own plasma, which is rich in growth factors, allowing for significantly enhanced tissue repair compared to microneedling alone. This combination accelerates skin regeneration and improves scar reduction more effectively.
Yes. Since PRP uses your own blood, the risk of allergic reactions is very low. Microneedling is performed by trained medical professionals using sterile equipment, making the procedure safe when clinic protocols are followed.
Laser treatments are not recommended for pregnant women, but they can be performed on breastfeeding mothers. However, it is advisable to consult your obstetrician (OB-GYN) before undergoing any laser procedure.
When laser treatments are performed according to your skin condition, with proper settings and appropriate intervals as advised by the doctor, they will not make the skin thinner.
BEFORE & AFTER
