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What is Scar Revision?
Scar revision with needling is a skin rejuvenation technique designed to improve the appearance, texture, and tone of scars through controlled micro-injury.
What is Scar Needling?
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Scar needling involves using fine needles to puncture the skin and stimulate the body's natural healing response.
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There are two main types
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Micro-needling: Uses shorter needles (0.5–1.5mm) for superficial scars and skin rejuvenation.
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Surgical Needling: Uses longer needles (2.5–3mm) for deeper penetration, ideal for more prominent or surgical scars.
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How It Works?
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Controlled Injury: The needles create micro-tears in the skin, triggering a wound-healing response.
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Collagen Induction: This response stimulates fibroblasts and growth factors to produce collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), improving skin structure.
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Tissue Rejuvenation: Old scar tissue is broken down and replaced with healthier skin cells.
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Pigmentation Correction: In some cases, medical micropigmentation is added to match skin tone and camouflage scars.
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Considerations
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Wait Period: For post-surgical scars, it's recommended to wait 6–12 months before starting treatment.
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Not for Keloids: Raised or keloid scars may not respond well and should be avoided.
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Skin Camouflage Option: For discoloration, micropigmentation can be used to match skin tone