Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's New Skin Needle (Subcision) - Distinguishing Features

* Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's New Skin Needle: A 3-Step Differentiated Approach

Step 1 – Superficial Adhesion Separation

Broadly spread fibrous adhesions beneath the shallow skin are precisely broken down with micro-needles.

Delicately removing thread-like structures that pulled the scar,

naturally releasing visible indentations.

Step 2 – Deep Adhesion Removal

Strong adhesive tissues, rooted deep beneath the dermis,

are safely released over a wide area using a cannula.

In a much gentler and safer way than old Nokor needles (which were very large and caused severe bruising and pain),

this is essential for large scars such as rolling scars or boxcar scars.

→ A key step to minimize bruising and pain

Step 3 – Tissue Regeneration Induction (using micro-needles)

Finally, using micro-needles, we induce micro-bleeding in the tissue,

creating an environment where blood flow and growth factors can gather.

During this process, fibroblasts are stimulated, and collagen regeneration truly begins.

Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic 'Always' Combines Treatments

Combined treatment that enhances effects and accelerates recovery, with good reason

① Concurrent PDRN Injection (DNA Injection)

For all New Skin Needle treatments, PDRN injections are concurrently administered.

It quickly aids wound healing, and minimizes redness and hyperpigmentation.

As a key factor in boosting scar tissue regeneration, we include it as a 'standard' rather than an 'option'.

② Combination with Fast-Recovering Er:YAG Fraxel

While subcision changes the internal structure of the skin,

it is difficult to refine the 'outer' texture or surface of the skin.

Therefore, after the procedure, we always combine it with Er:YAG Fraxel.

It works at a shallower depth, refining surface texture, pores, and even subtle indentations.

→ Downtime is short, recovery is fast, and the effects are doubled.

Why Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's New Skin Needle?

*Anatomy-Based Procedure Design

It's not just about 'stabbing deeply', but

identifying which layers have adhesions and in which direction they need to be released.

We plan thoroughly from diagnosis to execution.

*Use of Precision Instruments

With a combination of needles, cannulas + micro-needles,

we reduce bruising, swelling, and pain, while maintaining the full effect.

*Mandatory PDRN + Fraxel Combination

Combined treatments that enhance recovery and treatment efficiency are

a 'standard procedure' for us, not an 'option'.

*No indiscriminate recommendations, Accurate diagnosis

Not all scars are suitable for subcision.

For scars that don't require treatment, I honestly tell patients, "You don't need to do it."

I believe that a medical professional's 'judgment' should come before 'recommendation'.

What is Saesalchim?

Scars are pulled from within the skin.

Although the surface is sunken, beneath the dermis, in reality,

a fibrous tether is pulling the scar area downwards.

Breaking this tether allows the skin to return to its original position.

The treatment that breaks this structure is Saesalchim (Subcision).

Principle of Saesalchim

1. Adhesion Tissue Dissection (Release)

The fibrous tethers embedded within the skin are

safely dissected using a needle or cannula.

→ As the structure pulling the skin downwards is released, the sunken scar naturally rises.

2. Inducing Micro-Bleeding (Regeneration Signal)

The micro-bleeding that occurs when adhesions are broken

becomes an important stimulus for inducing collagen production.

→ Fibroblasts are activated, creating an environment where ‘new skin’ can grow around the scar.

3. Blood Supply + Enhanced Tissue Regeneration

Additionally, by combining microneedling and PDRN (DNA injection),

blood flow and regenerative cells are concentrated,

promoting wound healing and collagen production simultaneously.

Who needs Saesalchim?

Pitted scars on the forehead that look like they've been pricked

Scars on the temples that appear deeply sunken and uneven

One or more pitted scars on the nose, resembling dots

Complex scars on both cheeks that are indented or pitted in various shapes

What is Multi-Saesalchim? (3-Step Traditional Saesalchim + Er-YAG Shouldering)

This is an upgraded version that adds the Shouldering technique to the traditional Saesalchim (Subcision).

What's important in scar treatment isn't just breaking the adhesions underneath the scar.

Even if the underlying area is released with subcision, scars with distinct and steep edges have limitations in how smoothly the skin can rise.

Our bodies have a tendency to heal damaged areas by matching the height and texture of the surrounding skin.

However, if the edges are sharply defined, this natural healing mechanism is difficult to apply.

Therefore, we deliberately shave the edges subtly to make them gradual (shouldering).

This reduces the height difference with the surrounding skin, so when the inside fills up, it naturally blends with the side, resulting in a much less noticeable outcome.

In fact, a major reason many people don't see results with traditional Saesalchim alone is related to this point.

No matter how much the underlying area is released, if the edges remain like a wall, healing is ultimately obstructed. 

Therefore, shouldering is a crucial process that complements the existing limitations of treating pitted scars with distinct edges. 

Types of Scars that Need Multi-Saesalchim

1) Those who have not seen results with traditional Saesalchim or general scar treatments

Even if you have already received subcision or laser treatment, the scar has not filled in as much as expected

This is because even if the base has been released, the skin cannot naturally fill in if the edges are steep

For these individuals, the effect will be clear if the edges are gently smoothed through shouldering.

2) When the scar type is deeply indented with clearly steep edges 

Even if the skin fills in from the inside for types like boxcar scars (sharply indented scars),

the side edges remain like a wall, limiting recovery.

When Erbium YAG shouldering is used to gently modify the edges, the height difference with the surrounding skin is reduced, creating a natural blend.

3) Those who want clear results with fewer sessions than traditional scar regeneration treatments

While traditional scar regeneration treatments require 10 or more accumulated sessions to show effect, multi-layer scar regeneration treatments address the base (adhesion) + sides (edges) + top (surface) simultaneously, therefore

you can feel the effects with fewer sessions than traditional scar regeneration treatments.