Before visiting a scar clinic, why Juvelook is used for indented scars Beomgye, Pyeongchon, Beomgye Station, Pyeongchon Station, Hogye-dong, Bisan-dong, Gwanyang-dong, Dongan-gu, Indeogwon, Geumjeong, Anyang

Many people consider consulting a scar plastic surgery clinic due to long-standing indented scars.

When acne or other wounds heal, if collagen in the dermal layer of the skin is not sufficiently regenerated, the affected area can become an indented scar.

If skin inflammation occurs superficially, it can heal without a trace. However, if the inflammation progresses deep into the dermal layer, the amount of damaged collagen can increase.

Areas with such collagen deficiency appear sunken compared to the surrounding skin and become an atrophic scar.

Scars can be classified according to their shape into icepick, boxcar, and rolling types, among others, and appropriate treatment methods must be considered for each type and depth.

These atrophic scars do not naturally fill in over time on their own.

This is because the lost collagen space in the dermal layer tends to remain as it is.

Generally, scar plastic surgery clinics primarily use surgical methods to remove scar tissue or reposition the scar.

This approach may be suitable when the scar area is large or its shape is complex, requiring surgical treatment.

However, in many cases of indented scars, improvement can also be expected by replenishing the lost collagen instead of surgery.

If the scar is caused by collagen loss, procedures that regenerate collagen may be primarily considered.

Procedures performed in scar plastic surgery and procedures aimed at collagen regeneration differ in their approach and purpose.

JuveLook is a skin booster made by mixing PLLA (Poly-L-lactic Acid) and hyaluronic acid.

The PLLA component slowly degrades in the human body and has the characteristic of promoting long-term collagen synthesis.

Hyaluronic acid immediately provides volume and hydration from right after the procedure, which can help in experiencing natural changes.

When this component reaches the dermal layer, it functions by inducing collagen synthesis.

It is known to have a relatively high effect in promoting collagen synthesis among skin boosters and may be suitable for aiding regeneration in areas lacking collagen, such as indented scars.

It can be applied to various skin problems such as pores, fine wrinkles, and acne scars, where volume and elasticity in the dermal layer have decreased.

JuveLook procedures can be broadly divided into direct manual injection and applying the product after creating micro-channels using a pumping tip or needle RF.

The manual injection method carries the risk of ingredient concentration in specific areas, leading to nodule formation or uneven absorption into the dermal layer.

In contrast, the method of creating channels and applying the product allows JuveLook components to be delivered more uniformly throughout the dermal layer and can relatively reduce the burden of pain during the procedure.

Since the absorption depth and uniformity of the ingredients can vary depending on each procedure method, many believe that the application method may offer greater advantages when targeting scar regeneration.

Scar tissue tends to regenerate slower than normal skin, so treatment intervals are often adjusted more carefully.

The process of scar improvement is difficult to complete with just one treatment.

Since sufficient time is needed for new collagen to be generated and settle, procedures are generally performed multiple times at regular intervals.

Since it is not a procedure that causes significant damage to the skin surface, concerns about recovery time are relatively low.

Immediately after the procedure, some redness may be observed, but it usually subsides within a short period.

For indented scars, methods that replenish collagen may be primarily considered rather than methods that ablate the skin.

Kkeut Clinic's Scar Regeneration Protocol

At Kkeut Clinic, during consultation, we accurately identify the cause and depth of the scar and then evaluate the suitability for JuveLook treatment.

Especially for issues like pores, fine wrinkles, and acne scars, when collagen reduction is identified as the main cause, we may recommend the procedure.

If acne scars are spread over a large area, we adjust the intensity of the treatment differently according to the condition of each area.

Furthermore, if a situation requires concurrent scar plastic surgery treatment, we fully explain the details regarding that.

At Kkeut Clinic, for JuveLook procedures, instead of manual injection, we choose the method of creating micro-channels using a pumping tip or needle RF and then applying the ingredients.

This is not merely for cost-saving purposes, but a careful decision to reduce the disadvantages of manual injection, such as the possibility of nodule formation and uneven absorption.

Furthermore, this treatment method causes less pain and leaves no significant wounds on the skin surface, which also has the advantage of not requiring separate special post-care.

At Kkeut Clinic, we guide patients to visually confirm the process of preparing the exact amount of JuveLook.

In cases where treatment results, such as scar improvement, are affected by the total amount of product used, adhering to the correct dosage can significantly impact the treatment outcome.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Which should I consider first: scar plastic surgery or JuveLook treatment?

Treatment methods vary depending on the scar's appearance and depth. Scars that require skin excision or rearrangement may need a plastic surgery approach. On the other hand, for depressed scars caused by collagen deficiency, regenerative treatments like Juvelook can be prioritized.

Q. Can scars be improved without plastic surgery?

It depends on the cause of the scar and its current condition. If it's a depressed scar caused by collagen loss, improvement can be expected by replenishing collagen, even without surgical methods.

Q. How many Juvelook sessions are needed to expect improvement without a plastic surgery consultation?

If the scar is deep enough to warrant considering a plastic surgery consultation, multiple treatments at regular intervals, rather than just one session, can provide more stable assistance for collagen regeneration.

Q. Are the pain and recovery period after Juvelook treatment as long as those for plastic surgery?

Unlike plastic surgery, this method does not create direct wounds on the skin's surface, so the recovery burden is minimal. Slight redness may appear immediately after the procedure, but it usually subsides quickly.

Q. Can Juvelook treatment be combined with plastic surgery?

Yes, of course. Even in areas where scar treatment has been largely completed through plastic surgery correction, additional improvement can be expected for remaining skin texture issues or pigmentation through approaches that help collagen regeneration.

Our Clinic's Treatment Philosophy

At our clinic, during consultations, we meticulously diagnose the cause and depth of scars to propose personalized management plans optimized for each individual.

At our Korean medicine clinic, we employ non-injection methods and skin channel-forming topical techniques, considering both patient comfort and treatment efficacy.

At our clinic, we allow patients to directly observe the quantitative drug extraction process, emphasizing both the safety and expected efficacy of the treatment.

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