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Skin & Facial

Subcision + Face PRP for Acne Scars

Revive. Rebuild. Renew.

A combined acne scar treatment in Karachi: subcision breaks down scar tissue, while PRP boosts collagen for smoother, firmer, healthier-looking skin.

What is it?

Two techniques for acne scars

Subcision uses a fine needle beneath the skin to release the fibrous bands that pull scars downward, helping depressed or tethered scars lift.

Face PRP uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood. Its growth factors help support collagen production as the skin heals, improving texture and tone.

Who is it for?
  • Rolling or depressed acne scars
  • Indentations and uneven skin surface
  • Dull skin needing rejuvenation
  • Those whose active acne is under control
Benefits

How it can help

Reduces acne scars & indentations

Releasing tethered scars can soften their depth.

Boosts collagen production

PRP growth factors help support collagen renewal.

Improves texture & tone

For smoother, healthier-looking skin.

What to expect

Your treatment, step by step

  1. Consultation

    We examine your scars, check that active acne is controlled and plan the number of sessions with you.

  2. Procedure

    The area is numbed for comfort. Subcision is performed on selected scars, then PRP prepared from your blood is applied.

  3. Aftercare

    Some swelling or bruising for a few days is common. We will guide you on skincare, sun protection and follow-up.

FAQs

Acne scar treatment questions

Which acne scars respond to subcision?

Subcision is generally best for rolling or tethered scars. Other scar types may need different or combined treatments, which we discuss at your consultation.

How many sessions will I need?

Most people need more than one session, spaced several weeks apart, depending on the depth and number of scars.

Will there be bruising?

Temporary bruising and swelling are common after subcision and usually settle within days.

Can this be combined with laser?

Sometimes. A combined plan with treatments such as CO2 fractional laser may be suggested if it suits your skin.

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Disclaimer: this page is for general information only. Treatment is offered after a proper consultation, and results vary from person to person.

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