[Surgical/Burn Scar Texture Care] New Skin Laser

Differentiated Treatment with Hypertrophic Scar New Skin Laser (Pinhole Method)

It can be difficult to achieve satisfactory improvement for scars with just one laser treatment.

The new skin laser treatment here is customized, taking into account the characteristics of each individual scar.

1. Selection of Appropriate Laser for Each Area (CO₂ & Er:YAG)

For large or firm scars, a CO₂ laser is used to apply the necessary stimulation.

On the other hand, for thin or sensitive scar areas, an Er:YAG laser can be used for a more delicate approach.

The medical team directly assesses the individual characteristics of the treatment area to determine the appropriate laser.

2. Customized Adjustment of Pinhole Spacing and Size

Pinhole spacing is typically set to 1-2mm, but

depending on the condition and type of scar, it can be widened to 3mm or more, or treated more densely.

The medical team carefully checks the location, shape, and thickness of the scar, then adjusts the spacing and depth of the pinholes for treatment.

3. Precise Design of Dermis Ablation Depth (Upper & Lower)

The decision of whether to make the laser stimulation shallow or penetrate deeper

involves carefully considering whether to stimulate only the upper layer of the dermis,

or to reach the collagen layer in the lower dermis.

Based on the medical team's judgment and tailored to each patient's scar characteristics, individual treatment areas are set.

Such precise procedures require ample experience and expertise from the medical team.

4. Customized Treatment Performed Directly by the Medical Team (From Design to Execution)

The medical team directly consults with the patient before proceeding with the treatment.

They directly examine the scar lesions,

and design the pinhole locations and spacing according to the shape and size of each scar.

Considering the patient's skin condition, the laser intensity is delicately adjusted for the treatment.

They meticulously monitor the recovery process after the treatment,

and provide detailed guidance on whether additional treatments are needed and at what appropriate intervals.

Understanding Hypertrophic Scar New Skin Laser (Pinhole Method)

New Skin Laser (Pinhole Method)

uses a CO₂ or Er:YAG laser to create microscopic holes at 1-3mm intervals within raised, hypertrophic scars. This gently severs the connections of excessively proliferated collagen tissue.

As a result, it helps to make the scar tissue structure more flexible, aiding in the gradual flattening of the scar.

This treatment is characterized by its ability to penetrate deeper compared to general Fraxel treatments. Instead of merely abrading the scar surface, it approaches deep into the dermis, making it a viable option for nodular and hypertrophic scars that require improvement.