Papular Scar

Raised scars,
restored to a smoother surface with the Pinhole Technique

Category

Keloid / Hypertrophic Scar

The Other Papular Scar

Cause

Excessive collagen proliferation and inflammatory response
Localized fibrosis and tissue degeneration after acne

Symptoms

Red, itchy, or painful, and tends to enlarge
Whitish or flesh-colored, raised, and remains unchanged

Conventional Treatment

Inflammation injections (steroids), long-pulsed laser
Limited effect (may even risk surrounding indentation)

The Other Solution

Compression and inflammation control
Tissue reconstruction using the CO2 Pinhole Technique

The Other’s Distinctive Technique

CO2 Pinhole Technique

Treatment Interval

Every 8–10 weeks (enough time is needed for tissue to regenerate).

Recommended Sessions

At least 3 sessions (with repeated treatments, you can see the area gradually becoming flatter).

Precautions

The tiny scabs that form immediately after treatment should be allowed to fall off naturally.
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