Self-Harm Scars: Treatment Principles and Effects of Filling and Elevating with Juvelook Beomgye, Pyeongchon, Beomgye Station, Pyeongchon Station, Hogye-dong, Bisan-dong, Gwanyang-dong, Dongan-gu, Indeogwon, Geumjeong, Anyang

Scars come in various forms, so before starting self-harm scar treatment, it's essential to meticulously examine the characteristics of the scar.

Even if wounds repeatedly occur in the same area, they can leave behind different types of marks.

The skin surface may be left with indented marks, sometimes accompanied by red or dark brown hyperpigmentation.

Our skin produces collagen to repair damaged areas, filling in empty spaces in the tissue.

However, if wounds occur multiple times or spread widely and shallowly, collagen may not regenerate uniformly, leading to depressed scars on the skin.

Furthermore, if inflammation persists for a long time, excessive melanin pigment may be produced, causing hyperpigmentation to appear in the affected area.

When indented scars and hyperpigmentation appear simultaneously, it can take a long time for them to naturally fade.

For such complex scars, simply resurfacing the skin may have limitations in improvement.

Therefore, an approach is needed to induce collagen production in the dermal layer of the scarred area, filling in the depressed parts.

From this perspective, Juvlook treatment can be considered during self-harm scar treatment consultations.

It may be more effective to approach scars by filling in lost volume rather than trying to erase them.

Juvlook is a type of skin booster that combines PLLA and hyaluronic acid. It works by stimulating collagen production after being injected into the dermal layer of the skin.

Unlike fillers that provide immediate volume, it works on the principle of helping skin tissue gradually fill in depressed areas by stimulating its own collagen production.

Juvlook has a relatively strong collagen production stimulating effect among skin boosters, making it suitable for areas with indentations such as pores, acne scars, and self-harm scars.

Juvlook treatment proceeds after a thorough consultation to accurately assess the depth and area of the scar.

After creating micro-channels in the scarred area, the medication is applied. Considering the skin's regeneration cycle, the treatment is typically performed in multiple sessions, spaced approximately 4 weeks apart.

The number of required treatment sessions may vary depending on the depth and extent of the scar, so it is important to establish the overall treatment direction during the initial consultation for self-harm scar treatment.

Juvlook is not administered by direct injection but by applying the medication through micro-channels in the skin, which can relatively reduce the burden of pain.

Since it does not leave noticeable wounds on the skin surface after treatment, it is possible to return to daily life without special post-care.

Juvlook Treatment Approach Considered by Medical Professionals

During self-harm scar treatment consultations, medical professionals directly assess the depth of the scar and the degree of hyperpigmentation before carefully determining the suitability of Juvlook treatment.

Instead of approaching all scars in the same way, the process first involves distinguishing whether the scar requires a method that promotes collagen production.

Medical professionals utilize methods other than injection when applying Juvlook.

This is because direct manual injection may not allow the medication to be absorbed evenly, and there is a possibility of nodules forming.

By creating micro-channels in the skin using a pumping tip or needle RF and then applying the medication, it helps ensure uniform absorption of Juvlook components throughout the entire dermal layer.

Medical professionals guide patients to directly verify that the medication used in the procedure is prepared as genuine and in the correct quantity.

Through the genuine product and correct quantity verification process, trust is built, and predictable results can be expected during the self-harm scar treatment.

The precision of treatment stems from an accurate diagnosis of the scar.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the recommended number of self-harm scar treatment sessions?

A. While it may vary depending on the depth and width of the scar, it is generally performed in multiple sessions, spaced approximately 4 weeks apart. The appropriate number of self-harm scar treatments will be determined after a detailed consultation to assess the patient's scar condition.

Q. Can hyperpigmentation also be improved through self-harm scar treatment?

A. Juvlook treatment primarily focuses on filling in the volume of indented scars. If severe hyperpigmentation remains, it is advisable to seek a separate consultation for pigment improvement, distinct from self-harm scar treatment.

Q. What is the level of pain during self-harm scar treatment?

A. Juvlook is administered by applying medication through micro-channels, which may result in less pain than conventional injection methods. During the self-harm scar treatment consultation, you can also receive information about anesthesia options for pain relief.

Q. Can I return to daily life immediately after self-harm scar treatment?

A. Since the treatment does not leave significant wounds on the skin surface, it is possible to return to daily life immediately without extensive post-care. However, individual recovery may vary depending on the specific condition of the scar, so it is wise to follow the instructions provided during your self-harm scar treatment consultation.

Treatment Principles

Medical professionals strive to help improve scars by utilizing methods of applying medication to the skin rather than injection.

Medical professionals enhance trust in treatment by allowing patients to directly verify that the medication is prepared in the correct quantity.

At KKEUT Korean Medicine Clinic, we first precisely diagnose the depth and pigmentation status of scars. Through this process, we ensure the safety of the treatment and strive to achieve suitable effects for each patient.

Diligence that doesn't miss even the smallest details can make a difference in the results. KKEUT Korean Medicine Clinic aims for such meticulous care.