Aesthetic Service

Subcision

Release tethered acne scars from beneath the skin surface with specialized subcision treatments designed to restore smooth, even skin contours.

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Overview

Description

Subcision at Reviv Wellness is a minor surgical procedure specifically designed to treat depressed acne scars, rolling scars, and deep wrinkles. Tethered scars occur when fibrous bands pull the upper layer of skin downward toward deeper tissue. During subcision, our expert practitioners use a specialized surgical needle to gently release these fibrous tethers, allowing the skin to lift naturally and stimulating new collagen formation for a smoother, more even complexion.

Precision clinical subcision procedure for acne scar release

Benefit of treatment

  • Releases Tethered & Rolling Acne Scars
  • Stimulates Natural Collagen Production
  • Smooths Deep Skin Depressions
  • Long-Lasting Structural Improvement

How the Treatment Works

Consultation & Scar Mapping

Our specialist evaluates your scar types and contours, marking the precise tethered areas requiring release.

Local Anesthesia

A local numbing agent is carefully administered to ensure the treatment area is completely comfortable and pain-free.

Fibrous Band Release

A specialized sterile needle or blade is inserted beneath the skin to delicately cut and release the fibrotic strands pulling the scar down.

Healing & Collagen Remodeling

The released depression heals as new collagen forms underneath, elevating the scar tissue to match the surrounding skin plane.

Smooth skin texture results after professional subcision treatments
Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of scars respond best to subcision?

Subcision is exceptionally effective for depressed rolling scars and tethered acne scars where fibrous bands pull the skin downward.

Is the procedure painful?

No, local anesthesia is applied prior to the procedure so you will not feel pain during the fibrous band release.

How many sessions will I need?

Depending on the depth and severity of the scarring, most clients benefit from a series of 3 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart.

What is the recovery time?

Mild bruising, swelling, or tenderness at the treatment sites is common and typically resolves within 5 to 7 days.