What It Is
Box scars are a type of atrophic acne scar with sharp, defined edges and a box-like appearance. They may be shallow or deep and commonly appear on the cheeks and temples. These scars develop when collagen is lost after inflammatory acne, leaving behind noticeable depressions in the skin.
How It Works
At ClairéDerma, box scar treatment focuses on lifting depressed areas and stimulating new collagen formation. Depending on scar depth, the dermatologist may use: This helps soften scar edges and improve overall skin smoothness.
Benefits
Ideal For
This treatment is ideal for individuals who:
The Treatment Process
01
Detailed Dermatologist Consultation
Scar type, depth, and skin condition are evaluated at ClairéDerma.
02
Skin & Scar Analysis
Assessment of scar edges, depth, and skin healing capacity.
03
Customized Scar Treatment Plan
Selection of laser, microneedling, subcision, or combined techniques.
04
In-Clinic Scar Procedure
Targeted treatment is performed to resurface skin and boost collagen.
05
Follow-Up & Skin Recovery Care
Post-procedure care and session planning for progressive improvement.
Expected Results and Recovery
Gradual smoothing of scars occurs over weeks as collagen rebuilds. Multiple sessions are usually needed. Mild redness, swelling, or peeling may occur temporarily.
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They are permanent without treatment but can be significantly improved with dermatology procedures.
Laser resurfacing, microneedling, or combination therapies are commonly effective at ClairéDerma.
Most patients need multiple sessions depending on scar severity.
Deeper box scars may benefit from subcision to release fibrous bands under the skin.
Mild redness or peeling may occur for a few days depending on the procedure.
Improvement develops gradually over several weeks after each session.
They usually remain stable, but untreated scars can appear more noticeable with age and skin thinning.