Hypertrophic Scars New Skin Laser (Pinhole Method): Why Kkeut Clinic is Different

Scars don't improve simply by using just any laser.

New Skin Laser is a detailed scar treatment tailored to each individual scar, embodying Kkeut Clinic's treatment philosophy.

1. CO₂ vs Er:YAG, Customized Choice by Area

For wide and firm scars, powerful stimulation with CO₂ laser

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

The director personally selects, observing the characteristics of each area.

2. Customized Adjustment of Pinhole Spacing & Size

Generally, 1-2mm spacing is standard

Depending on the scar condition, treatment can be widened to 3mm or more or made more dense.

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

3. Cutting depth also 'Upper vs. Lower Dermis' Precision Design

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 entirely at the director's discretion and individually set.

Without know-how, this would be impossible.

4. Not a Mechanical Procedure – From Design to Procedure, Performed Personally by the Director

Procedure after direct consultation with the director

personally examining the lesion,

designing the pinhole position and spacing for each scar,

and adjusting the laser intensity according to the patient's skin condition.

Checking the recovery process after the procedure,

and responsibly guiding on the need and timing for subsequent procedures.

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

New Skin Laser (Pinhole Method)

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

loosening the scar structure to allow it to naturally subside.

It penetrates deeper than conventional fractional lasers, and is particularly suitable for nodular and hypertrophic scars that require deep penetration into the dermal layer, rather than simply shaving the surface.