Why Your Acne Scars Won't Fade: The Deep Secret of "Subcision"
- Dr.Danesh ND,MD

- Feb 20
- 2 min read
Have you ever wondered why, despite multiple peels or laser treatments, those deep "tethered" acne scars just won't flatten out?
At Danesh Aesthetics, we often see patients frustrated by rolling scars that seem stuck. The reason isn't on the surface—it’s underneath.
The "Anchor" Effect
Imagine a button on a sofa. The reason it creates a dip is because a thread is pulling it down from the inside. Many acne scars are exactly the same. During the healing process, the body creates tough, fibrous bands of collagen that act like anchors, pulling the skin surface downward.
No matter how much you treat the top layer of skin, those anchors remain. That is where Subcision comes in.
What is Subcision?
Subcision is a specialized, minimally invasive clinical procedure where we use a fine needle to gently break those fibrous bands beneath the scar.
1. Releasing the Tension: Once the "anchor" is cut, the skin is free to lift back to its natural, smooth level.
2. New Collagen Growth: The process triggers the body’s natural healing response, filling the space with fresh, healthy collagen.
The Perfect Synergy:
Subcision + RF Rejuvenation
In our clinic, we believe in a mul
ti-layered approach. While Subcision releases the deep anchors, our Radiofrequency (RF) or Microdermabrasion treatments work on the surface texture and skin tightening.
Combining these treatments means:
* Faster lifting of deep "rolling" scars.
* Smoother skin texture.
* More predictable, long-term results.
Is Subcision Right for You?
If you have "rolling" or "pitted" scars (Ice pick or Boxcar) that change appearance when you stretch the skin or change the lighting, you are likely an ideal candidate.
Ready to break free from tethered scars?
Stop trying to "buff away" a problem that is rooted deep beneath the surface. Schedule a consultation at our Richmond hill clinic today, and let’s create a customized plan to give you the smooth, confident skin you deserve.



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