Microneedling treatment

Normal Microneedling involves inserting fine needles into the skin, creating micro-injuries stimulating collagen and elastin production. Since it causes micro-injuries in the skin leads to bleeding, bruising, redness, tightness, itching, and peeling results in collagen production. At Creas we offer the best Laser Scar Removal Cost and it is useful improving skin texture like fine lines, scars and enlarged pores, Good for improving skin texture.

Microneedling Radiofrequency (MNRF) Treatment

MRNF mixes traditional micro needling with radiofrequency technology. It involves a handy MNRF device that contains 10 to 25 ultra-fine needles attached to the front. The procedure starts with the needles gently puncturing your skin, creating several micro-wounds or channels causing the body to produce collagen. We normally use serums/PRP/exosomes depending upon the need for the individual in both the techniques.

When the needles are inside the channels, the device delivers controlled RF energy into the skin causing additional damage. These two actions trigger the healing of the skin using the production of collagen and elastin. Hence useful in moderate to severe skin laxity, deeper wrinkles, stretch marks and acne scars. Good for treating deeper wrinkles and skin tightening.

Acne Scar Subcision

Acne scar subcision is a minor surgical procedure used to treat depressed acne scars, such as rolling scars. It involves breaking the fibrous bands that tether the scar to deeper layers of skin, allowing the surface to lift and improve its appearance. Here’s an overview of the procedure:

How Subcision Works

1. Preparation: The skin is cleansed, and a local anesthetic is applied to numb the treatment area.

2. Subcision Process: A fine needle or specialized cannula is inserted under the scar. The the needle is moved horizontally beneath the skin to release the fibrous bands anchoring the scar.

3. Healing and Collagen Production: The release of the bands stimulates the formation of new collagen, further improving skin texture over time.

Who Can Benefit?

• Best for rolling scars or certain boxcar scars caused by acne.
• It’s not effective for ice-pick scars or hypertrophic (raised) scars.

Post-Treatment Care

• Bruising and Swelling: These are common and subside within a few days to a week.
• Downtime: Minimal, but it depends on the severity of the scars and the number of areas treated.
• Aftercare: Follow the practitioner’s recommendations, which may include gentle skin care and avoiding sun exposure.

Risks and Side Effects

• Temporary redness, bruising, or swelling.
• Rare risks include infection, hyperpigmentation, or uneven skin texture.
• Combination Treatments

For optimal results, subcision is often combined with other treatments, such as:

• Microneedling or RF microneedling.
• Laser resurfacing.
• Dermal fillers to lift deep scars.

Carbon Laser:

Carbon Laser Peel (also known as Carbon Laser Facial) is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that combines a carbon-based lotion with laser energy to exfoliate the skin, reduce pigmentation, and stimulate collagen production. While it is primarily known for skin rejuvenation, it can also be effective in improving the appearance of scars, particularly acne scars.

Chemical Peels:

Chemical Peels are a popular treatment for reducing the appearance of acne scars. They involve applying a chemical solution to the skin, which exfoliates the top layers, promoting skin regeneration and improving texture. We use different varieties of Chemical peels depending on the severity of the acne scars.

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