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Acne Scar Treatment in Da Nang — Multi-Modal Protocol for Post-Acne Scar Improvement at Foxy M.D Clinic

Name: CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN THƯƠNG MẠI DỊCH VỤ SONG LÊ
Address: 57 32 / 2A Tố Hữu, P, Thành phố Buôn Ma Thuột, Đắk Lắk, Việt Nam, Khánh Xuân, Buôn Ma Thuột, 630000
Telephone: 0905 835 874
Price range: 5$ - 50$

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Posted on: July 3, năm 2026

Post-acne scarring is the aftermath of inflammatory acne — when inflammation destroys dermal collagen and skin heals without sufficient volume replacement. Treating acne scars isn't "erasing" them but stimulating the body to generate new collagen to fill the depressions. And this requires the right strategic approach — not a single solution.

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Acne Scar Treatment in Da Nang — Multi-Modal Protocol for Post-Acne Scar Improvement at Foxy M.D Clinic

📋 Service Information — Acne Scar Treatment
Protocol	CO2 Fractional · RF Needle · Subcision · TCA Cross · PRP (combined by scar type)
Price	Contact 0905 835 874 for protocol & pricing consultation
Sessions	4–8 sessions over 6–12 months
Performed by	Dermatologist
Expected improvement	40–70% after complete course depending on scar type and severity
Key prerequisite	Active acne must be fully controlled before scar treatment begins

Scar Classification — Different Types Require Different Treatments

Scar type	Characteristics	Best treatment
Rolling scar	Wave-like undulating surface, wide base, tethered to deep tissue	Subcision + RF Needle + CO2
Boxcar scar	Box-shaped with vertical walls and wide opening	CO2 Fractional + RF Needle + TCA
Ice pick scar	Deep narrow cone-shaped pit with small opening	TCA Cross (hardest) + CO2
Superficial scar	Shallow surface depression	RF Needle + AHA/TCA Peel + PRP

Treatment Methods & Mechanisms

CO2 Fractional Laser — controlled thermal injury in a fractional grid, strong collagen stimulation, breaks down fibrous scar bands and remodels the dermis. Most effective for boxcar and shallow-to-moderate scars.
RF Needle (Fractional RF Microneedling) — delivers RF energy deep into dermis via microneedles, strong collagen stimulation safer than CO2 for darker skin. Suitable for all scar types.
Subcision — specialist needle cuts the fibrous bands beneath rolling scars, releasing the tethered scar base and allowing new collagen to fill the void. Essential for rolling scars.
TCA Cross (Chemical Reconstruction of Skin Scars) — precise application of TCA 80–100% into ice pick scar bases, creating localised wound healing response that fills from below. Most effective for ice pick scars.
PRP combination — injected or applied post-laser/RF to accelerate healing and improve new collagen quality.

🔬 Scientific Evidence

Multi-modal acne scar treatment is confirmed superior to monotherapy in multiple studies. Subcision combined with CO2 fractional is documented in Dermatologic Surgery to achieve 50–60% rolling scar improvement after 3–4 sessions. TCA Cross 100% is confirmed the most effective ice pick scar treatment by the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology — with statistically significant ECCA score reduction. RF Needle combined with PRP is studied in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology to significantly accelerate healing and improve collagen texture compared to RF alone. Correct scar classification (rolling/boxcar/ice pick) is the single most important factor determining treatment outcome.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ Can acne scars be completely eliminated?
Not completely — deep acne scars cannot be 100% erased. The realistic goal is 40–70% improvement — significantly less visible, flatter, and smoother. Setting correct expectations is essential.

❓ Which scar type is most difficult to treat?
Ice pick scars are the most challenging — they extend deep into the dermis and sometimes hypodermis. TCA Cross is the most targeted treatment but requires multiple sessions.

❓ How many sessions and how long?
Typically 4–6 sessions over 6–9 months for moderate scarring. Severe scarring may require 8–10 sessions over 12–18 months. No protocol faster than this can guarantee safety.

❓ Is it painful? How long is downtime?
CO2 Fractional: moderate discomfort, 5–7 days downtime. RF Needle: less discomfort, 3–5 days. TCA Cross: localised mild burning, small pink dots fading over 1–2 weeks. Topical anesthetic significantly reduces discomfort.

Conclusion

Acne scar treatment is one of the most experience-demanding fields in aesthetic dermatology — correct classification, the right treatment choice, and sufficient consistent sessions are the three determining factors. Foxy M.D approaches acne scars with personalised protocols tailored to each scar type — not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Book a consultation for your dermatologist to classify your scar types and design the most appropriate treatment protocol — results depend heavily on selecting the right modality for the right scar type.