Subcision Dublin
¿Qué es la subcisión?
Subcision Dublin is a specialised procedure for releasing the fibrous scar tissue that causes skin depressions. A fine cutting needle, such as a Nokor needle, is used to free the fibers, pulling the skin downward. By releasing these fibers, the skin can elevate to a smoother level.
This process also triggers collagen production, improving tone and texture over time. Many clients choose subcision acne scars treatment as a reliable way to soften deep scars without surgery.
Procedimiento de subcisión
Evaluación inicial: Consultation to assess scar type and plan the number of sessions based on skin condition.
Local Anaesthesia: Applied for comfort, making subcision treatment Dublin virtually painless.
Nokor Needle Release: The needle gently breaks the fibrous bands beneath the scar, allowing natural skin elevation.
Cuidados postratamiento: Temporary redness or swelling is normal. Soothing creams help recovery.
Sesiones recomendadas
Most clients need 3–6 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart, allowing collagen to rebuild between visits. Results are progressive and long-lasting.
Benefits of Subcision
Resultados duraderos:
Scar fibres are released for permanent improvement.
Effective for Deep Scars:
Ideal for depressed acne scars needing structural correction.
Estimulación del colágeno:
Encourages skin renewal and firmness.
Our Commitment
At our clinic, we focus on safe, personalised subcision acne scars treatment. If you are exploring subcision treatment Dublin, we guide you from consultation to recovery with clear advice and ongoing support.
Precio: A partir de 600 euros por sesión
Preguntas frecuentes
How soon will I see results?
Visible improvement develops gradually over weeks as collagen builds.
Is the procedure painful?
Local anaesthesia keeps discomfort minimal throughout subcision treatment in Dublin.
How many sessions will I need?
Most patients achieve good results after 3–6 treatments.
Can subcision treat all acne scars?
It works best for rolling or depressed scars caused by tethered fibres.