Hello, this is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, the beginning of Coratherapy for scar removal.
The face is the first impression that represents you, and clear skin is a very important factor that determines the atmosphere of that first impression.
That is why many people feel stressed when they get acne.
However, just because acne heals doesn’t mean it’s the end.
If the dermis is lost during the healing process, it can leave depressed scars, which are difficult to recover from naturally.
Additionally, these acne scars do not come in just one form.
They are broadly divided into four types, and each requires a treatment method tailored to its characteristics.
Today, we would like to talk about the treatment methods for each type of acne scar.

Boxcar Scar Treatment

Boxcar scars are characterized by a rectangular depression on the skin surface.
They are mainly caused by severe acne that triggers inflammation and damages skin tissue during the healing process.
These scars have clear boundaries and depth, making them somewhat challenging to treat.

Treatment for boxcar scars includes Coratherapy, laser treatments, and peeling, among other methods.
Customized treatments are necessary depending on the depth and extent of the scars,
and treatments that promote skin tissue regeneration are particularly effective.

Rolling Scar Treatment

Rolling scars are rounded depressions on the skin.
They have softer boundaries compared to boxcar scars and vary in depth.
These scars are caused by the loss of skin tissue due to acne inflammation and are often found on the cheeks.

Treatment for rolling scars includes filler injections, microneedling, and Coratherapy.
Methods that stimulate collagen production within the skin to fill the depressed areas are primarily used,
and multiple sessions may be required depending on the depth of the scars.

Ice Pick Scar Treatment

Ice pick scars are narrow and deep scars that resemble punctures made by a sharp object.
They occur when acne inflammation affects the deeper layers of the skin, making them particularly difficult to treat.

Treatment for ice pick scars includes punch techniques, TCA Cross, and Coratherapy.
For deep scars, combining multiple treatment methods is effective,
and the process may require time and patience.

Enlarged Pore Scar Treatment

Enlarged pore scars appear as widened pores,
resulting from skin contraction or damage.
These scars can make the skin look rough and give the impression of excessively enlarged pores.
If left unmanaged, they may worsen over time.
Treatment for enlarged pore scars includes laser treatments, microneedling, and Coratherapy.
Daily skincare is also important, such as proper cleansing, hydration,
and sun protection, which help manage pores.

We have discussed four types of depressed acne scars.
The common treatment method we mentioned is Coratherapy.
Why is Coratherapy effective regardless of the type of acne scar?
Let us explain further.

Coratherapy

Coratherapy aims for fundamental improvement by not only addressing surface-level issues but also promoting collagen production within the skin.
It uses specially designed incision needles to break the adhesions beneath the skin,
creating space for regenerative substances to fill in.
These regenerative substances stimulate collagen production, filling the scarred areas,
restoring skin tissue, and reducing the appearance of scars.
It is particularly effective for narrow and deep scars, such as those caused by acne on the nose,
and enhances the skin’s natural regenerative ability for a more natural improvement.
Because this treatment utilizes the skin’s regenerative power,
it is effective regardless of the scar’s shape.

Since 2006, Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic has been achieving effective results in treating various acne scars through Coratherapy.
We provide personalized treatments to promote skin regeneration and
help improve the depth and extent of scars.
If you are struggling with depressed acne scars,
please feel free to contact us or visit anytime. Thank you.