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What It Is
Rolling scars are a type of acne scar that create a wave-like or uneven appearance on the skin. They are caused by fibrous bands forming under the skin, pulling the surface downward and creating shallow depressions. These scars are commonly seen on the cheeks and give the skin a bumpy or irregular texture.
How It Works
At ClairéDerma, rolling scar treatment focuses on releasing the fibrous bands and stimulating collagen production. The dermatologist may use: This helps lift depressed areas and smooth the skin surface.
Subcision to break scar tissue bands
Microneedling or RF microneedling
Laser skin resurfacing
Collagen-stimulating skin therapies
Combination scar revision procedures
Benefits
Reduces uneven, wavy skin texture
Releases tethered scar tissue
Improves overall skin smoothness
Stimulates natural collagen growth
Makes scars less noticeable over time
Ideal For
This treatment is ideal for individuals who:
Have rolling or wave-like acne scars
Notice uneven skin when light falls on the face
Have soft, shallow depressions on cheeks
Want smoother skin texture
Have controlled acne without active breakouts
The Treatment Process
- Step 01
Detailed Dermatologist Consultation
Scar type and skin condition are evaluated at ClairéDerma.
- Step 02
Scar Depth & Skin Analysis
Assessment of fibrous bands and skin healing capacity.
- Step 03
Customized Treatment Plan
Selection of subcision, microneedling, laser, or combination therapy.
- Step 04
In-Clinic Scar Procedure
Targeted treatment is performed to release scars and boost collagen.
- Step 05
Follow-Up & Recovery Care
Post-procedure care and session planning for gradual improvement.
Expected Results and Recovery
Improvement is gradual as collagen rebuilds over weeks. Multiple sessions may be needed. Mild swelling or redness can occur for a few days after treatment.
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Find answers to the most common questions about our treatments, procedures, and recovery process. If you can't find what you're looking for, our support team is always here to help.
7 questions
They form due to fibrous bands pulling the skin downward after acne healing.
Subcision is often effective because it releases the bands causing skin depressions.
Most patients need multiple sessions for noticeable improvement.
Improvements are long-lasting as new collagen forms, though skin aging continues naturally.
Numbing is used to keep the procedure comfortable.
Mild swelling or redness may last a few days.
Gradual improvement is seen over several weeks after each session.