Scar Separation (Subcision)

Scar separation, also known as subcision, is a procedure used to treat depressed scars. Fibrotic strands that tether the base of the scar to deeper skin layers are carefully released from inside.

Once released, the scar base gradually elevates, allowing the skin surface to become smoother through natural regenerative processes.

Unlike resurfacing procedures that reduce the edges, subcision works by lifting the base of the scar.

Indications

depressed acne scars
tethered scars
deep atrophic defects
post-inflammatory scars

Not suitable for hypertrophic or keloid scars.

Procedure & Recovery

Performed under local anesthesia. A small puncture is made to release fibrotic attachments beneath the scar.

The skin surface remains intact.

Downtime is minimal:

mild swelling may occur
small bruises are possible
makeup can be applied

Combination Therapy

Subcision can be combined with:

laser resurfacing
microneedling technologies
polynucleotides
PRP

Combination protocols provide more stable and pronounced results.

Specialists

Vladyslava Donchenko

34 years of experience

Yana Sosedskaya

7 years of experience

Our advantages

Convenient location

Experience and professionalism

Unique equipment

Technologies and proprietary methods

Comfort