Hypertrophic Scars New Skin Laser (Pinhole Technique), A Differentiated Approach

Scar improvement requires delicacy beyond mere laser irradiation.

New Skin Laser pursues sophisticated, customized treatments that consider the unique characteristics of each scar.

1. Optimal Selection by Area Using CO₂ and Erbium-YAG Lasers

For wide and hardened scars, a CO₂ laser is used to provide sufficient stimulation for management.

Thin and sensitive skin areas are carefully treated with an Erbium-YAG laser.

Considering the specific characteristics of each area meticulously, the medical staff determines the type of laser.

2. Individualized Adjustment of Pinhole Spacing and Size During Treatment

In most cases, the basic pinhole spacing is 1-2mm.

However, depending on the shape and size of the scar, the spacing can be widened to more than 3mm, or sometimes applied more densely.

By meticulously identifying the exact location, shape, and thickness of the scar, we precisely adjust the pinhole spacing and penetration depth.

3. Precisely Planning the Penetration Depth for the Upper or Lower Dermis.

During the procedure, it is crucial to determine how deep the stimulation should be.

whether to access only the superficial layer of the dermis,

or to extend the stimulation to the collagen layer in the deep dermis,

Such treatment depth and scope are individually determined based on the medical staff's meticulous judgment.

Without extensive treatment experience and a deep understanding, such a delicate approach is difficult.

4. The Medical Staff Directly Plans and Executes the Procedure, Ensuring a Customized Approach.

The procedure begins after thorough consultation with the medical staff.

carefully examining the condition of the scar lesion,

planning the precise location and spacing of pinholes suitable for each scar,

The laser intensity is also finely adjusted, considering the patient's skin characteristics.

and carefully monitoring the recovery process after the procedure,

and we provide detailed explanations about the necessity of subsequent treatments and appropriate intervals.

Understanding New Skin Laser (Pinhole Technique) for Hypertrophic Scars

New Skin Laser (Pinhole Technique) is one of the treatment methods for managing hypertrophic scars.

This procedure uses a CO₂ or Erbium-YAG laser to create microscopic channels at 1-3mm intervals on raised scar areas. This helps to weaken the connections of excessively proliferated collagen tissue,

consequently, gently reorganizing the structure of the scar tissue, with the goal of gradually flattening the scar.

This procedure can penetrate deeper than typical Fraxel lasers. Instead of merely removing the skin surface, it stimulates deep into the dermis, making it particularly useful for managing papular or hypertrophic scars.