FAQ about Subcision Program

Is Subcision painful?
Local anesthesia is applied before the procedure to help minimize discomfort. Mild tightness or soreness after treatment is normal and usually temporary.
Q: Does Subcision require downtime?
Recovery time is generally minimal, and most people can return to their daily activities. However, it is recommended to avoid activities that may irritate the treated area during the first few days.
Who is a good candidate for Subcision?
Subcision is suitable for individuals with rolling acne scars or scars caused by fibrous bands pulling the skin downward.
Can Subcision be combined with other treatments?
Yes. Subcision can be combined with treatments such as acne scar lasers or collagen-stimulating procedures to enhance overall results.
How many Subcision sessions are needed to improve acne scars?
The number of sessions varies depending on the severity of the scars. Your doctor will assess your skin and create a personalized treatment plan.
Will there be bruising after Subcision?
Mild swelling, bruising, or redness may occur after treatment and typically improves within 1 week.
How should I care for my skin after Subcision?
Follow your doctor's instructions carefully, avoid pressing or massaging the treated area, and handle your skin gently during recovery.
When will I see results from Subcision?
Some improvement may be noticeable shortly after treatment, with more visible results appearing as the skin heals and new collagen forms.
How long do Subcision results last?
Results can be long-lasting because the procedure releases the fibrous bands beneath the skin. However, outcomes may vary depending on individual skin conditions and aftercare.
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