What Makes Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's Saesal Needle (Subcision) Different

* Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's 3-Step Differentiated Approach to Saesal Needle Treatment

Step 1 – Superficial Adhesion Release (Using 27G / 25G Needles)

We precisely break apart widespread fibrous adhesions located just beneath the skin's surface using fine needles.

By delicately removing thread-like structures that pull down the scar,

we naturally smooth out the visible depressions.

Step 2 – Deep Adhesion Removal (Using 25G Cannula)

Strong adhesive tissues, deeply rooted beneath the dermis,

are safely released over a wide area using a cannula.

This method is much gentler and safer than the older Nokor needles (which were very large and caused significant bruising and pain),

and is essential for wide scars like rolling scars and boxcar scars.

→ A crucial step to minimize bruising and pain

Step 3 – Inducing Tissue Regeneration (Using Microneedles)

Finally, we use microneedles to induce microscopic 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

Reasoned Combination Therapy: Boosting Efficacy and Speeding Up Recovery

① Concurrent PDRN Injection (DNA Injection)

We always combine PDRN injections with all Saesal Needle treatments.

This helps speed up wound healing and minimizes redness and hyperpigmentation.

As a crucial element to boost the regenerative power of scar tissue, we include it as a 'standard,' not an 'option.'

② Combination with Fast-Recovery Erbium YAG Fraxel

While subcision changes the skin's subsurface structure,

it's difficult to refine the texture or surface of the skin's 'exterior'.

That's why we always combine Erbium YAG Fraxel after the procedure.

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

→ Shorter downtime, faster recovery, and enhanced results.

Why Choose Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's Saesal Needle?

* Anatomy-Based Treatment Design

It's not simply about 'piercing deeply';

we analyze which layers have adhesions and in which direction they should be released,

and proceed with a plan from diagnosis to treatment.

*Using precision instruments

With a combination of needles, cannulas, and microneedles,

we reduce bruising, swelling, and pain while maintaining effectiveness.

*We always combine PDRN + Fractional Laser treatments

Combination treatments that enhance recovery and treatment efficiency

are not an 'option' but a 'standard procedure' for us.

*No indiscriminate recommendations, only accurate diagnoses

Subcision is not suitable for all scars.

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

I believe that medical professionals should prioritize 'judgment' over 'recommendation'.

What is Saesalchim (Subcision)?

Scars are being pulled from within the skin.

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

fibrous tethers are pulling the scarred area downwards.

These tethers must be broken for the skin to return to its original position.

The procedure that breaks these structures is called Saesalchim (Subcision).

Principle of Saesalchim (New Skin Needle)

1. Severing Adhesions (Release)

The fibrous tethers embedded within the skin

are safely severed using a needle (25-27G) or cannula (25G).

→ The structure pulling the skin downwards is released,

→ allowing the sunken scar to naturally rise.

2. Inducing Micro-bleeding (Regeneration Signal)

The micro-bleeding that occurs when adhesions are broken

serves as an important stimulus for collagen production.

→ Fibroblasts are activated,

→ creating an environment where 'new skin' can grow around the scar.

3. Enhancing Blood Supply + Tissue Regeneration

Additionally, by combining microneedle treatment with PDRN (DNA injection),

we concentrate blood flow and regenerative cells,

simultaneously promoting wound healing and collagen production.

Who can benefit from Saesalchim (New Skin Needle)?

• Pitted scars on the forehead, as if poked
• Scars on the temples that appear deeply sunken and uneven
• One, two, or multiple dot-like pitted scars on the nose
• Complex scars of various shapes, either poked or pitted, on both cheeks

If Duoderm was applied immediately after removal,

replace it only when it's full and starts to detach. Ideally, it should be kept on for at least 7 days without removal.

The total recommended management period is about 10 days.

If using Duoderm is difficult or an allergy occurs, frequently apply a regenerating cream or hydrogel to prevent dryness, and

Please diligently apply sunscreen with SPF 50 or higher and avoid touching the treated area.

If Duoderm was not applied immediately after removal,

You can resume your daily life while ensuring proper moisturizing and sun protection.

Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic carefully guides patients on post-procedure care to ensure their fast and healthy recovery.