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Acne Scar Treatment

痤疮疤痕治疗

Duration

3-6 sessions over 4-6 months

Recovery

3-7 days redness per session; optimal results at 6-12 months

$

Savings

~71% vs US

Price Comparison
China$300 - $3,000
$1,650
United States$1,500 - $10,000
$5,750
Save approximately 71%

Average savings compared to US prices

About This Treatment

Multi-modality acne scar revision using fractional CO2 laser, microneedling with PRP, subcision, and filler injections at China's top aesthetic dermatology centers. Leading hospitals utilize the latest Fotona and Lumenis laser platforms with protocols refined through treating thousands of Asian skin types. Treatment plans address ice pick, rolling, and boxcar scars with type-specific approaches.

Procedure Steps
1

Scar Mapping & Classification

Detailed assessment of scar types (ice pick, rolling, boxcar), depth, and skin condition using high-resolution imaging

Duration: 1 hour
2

Treatment Protocol Selection

Customized multi-modal plan combining laser resurfacing, subcision, microneedling, and fillers based on scar morphology

Duration: 30 minutes
3

Procedural Sessions

Sequential treatments including fractional CO2 laser, RF microneedling with PRP, and subcision for tethered scars

Duration: 1-2 hours per session
4

Recovery & Optimization

Post-procedure skincare protocol, LED therapy for healing acceleration, and progress evaluation between sessions

Duration: 3-7 days recovery per session
Benefits
  • Expertise in treating Asian skin types with lower hyperpigmentation risk
  • Latest generation laser and energy-based devices
  • Multi-modal approach for comprehensive scar improvement
  • 60-80% improvement achievable over treatment course
Considerations
  • Temporary redness and swelling after each session
  • Possible post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin
  • Multiple sessions required for optimal results
  • Rare risk of scarring from aggressive laser settings

Prices shown are approximate ranges for reference only. Actual costs vary by hospital, complexity, and individual patient needs. Always consult with healthcare professionals for medical decisions.