Hypertrophic Scars New Skin Laser (Pinhole Therapy) Reasons why Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic is Different

Scars are not simply improved by firing just any laser.

New Skin Laser is a detailed scar treatment tailored to each individual scar, embodying the treatment philosophy of Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic.

1. CO₂ vs Er:YAG, customized selection by area

For wide and firm scars, strong stimulation with CO₂ laser

For thin and sensitive areas, delicate approach with Er:YAG laser

The director personally selects the appropriate treatment based on the characteristics of each area.

2. Customized adjustment of pinhole spacing & size

Generally, 1-2mm spacing is standard

Depending on the scar condition, widen to 3mm or more, or treat more densely

After personally checking the location, shape, and thickness of the scar, the spacing and depth are adjusted.

3. Precise design of ablation depth: ‘Upper vs. Lower Dermis’

Whether to go shallow or stimulate deeply

Whether to stimulate only up to the upper dermis,

Or boldly go down to the lower dermal collagen layer

The treatment range is individually determined solely by the director's judgment.

This is impossible without expertise.

4. Not a mechanical procedure – The director personally handles everything from design to treatment

Consultation and treatment directly by the director

Personally examine the lesion,

Design the position and spacing of pinholes for each scar,

Adjust even the laser intensity to match the patient's skin condition.

Check the recovery process after the procedure

And responsibly guide you on the need for subsequent treatments and their intervals.

What is Hypertrophic Scars New Skin Laser (Pinhole Therapy)?

New Skin Laser (Pinhole Therapy)

creates microscopic holes at 1-3mm intervals within convex scars using a CO₂ or Er:YAG laser to break down excessively proliferated collagen tissue,

loosens the scar structure, and allows it to naturally flatten.

It penetrates deeper than conventional Fraxel and is particularly suitable for nodular and hypertrophic scars, which require deep penetration into the dermis rather than merely abrading the surface.