How K-Dermatology's Encore Scar Re:set protocol produces better scar outcomes through combined mechanisms.
Acne scars involve multiple anatomical problems simultaneously: fibrous tethering (rolling scars), surface irregularity, and collagen depletion. Single-device treatment addresses only one of these — producing partial results.
1. Subcision: releases fibrous tethers anchoring rolling scars to deeper tissue. 2. Frax Pro resurfacing: remodels the surface scar architecture. 3. Collagen stimulation: builds new structural collagen in the remodelled dermis. Sequential, not simultaneous — each stage prepares the skin for the next.
Subcision involves needle technique under the skin — more intensive than surface laser. K-Dermatology's conscious sedation option makes the entire Encore Scar Re:set protocol comfortable, even for patients who have previously avoided scar treatment because of anticipated pain.
Subcision and resurfacing can be combined. Collagen stimulation (Sculptra or skin booster) is often added in a subsequent session. Dr. Kang designs the sequence based on your specific scar pattern.
Typically 3–5 sessions over 4–8 months for a comprehensive result.
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