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Subcision/cross progress - before/after - Success Story

 
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(@f93d)

Posted : 03/14/2018 10:18 am

This post includes all updates in this thread.

Special thanks to @beautifulambition for the treatment strategy.

Baseline Photographs
I've had a lot of treatments done prior to starting this journal - 4 mixto CO2 laser treatments, 10+ micro needling sessions, juvederm (2 vials), 2 venice viva, cooltouch, and 2 spot subcisions. Today I know those treatments were more or less a waste of time and money. 

These baseline pictures were taken many months after I had those treatments.

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Image 1: Baseline photograph

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Image 2: Baseline photograph

Visual improvement estimates are based on how I feel my skin has improved overall relative to the baseline pictures. As my scarring is widespread, I don't care so much about the improvement of any individual scar but rather how the skin looks as a whole.

My goal for this log is to discuss the results, lack of results, & side effects.

Doctors:

Dr. Rullan (256 Landis Ave #300, Chula Vista, CA 91910)
Dr. George Anterasian (2336 Santa Monica Blvd Ste 209, Santa Monica, CA 90404)
Dr. Emery (Westlake Village, CA)

Estimated Prices SoCal 2019

This journey is expensive. Here are approximate prices for the area for an experienced doctor:

Subcision: $750 / session
Infini: $1000 / session
Filler: $500 / vial
Sculptra: $750 / vial
Cross: $250 / session
Needling: $250 / session
Chemabrasion: $6000 / session + caretaker

Add in transportation cost and time off.

Year 2018

Treatment #1: Early January, 2018 - Nokor Subcision, Phenol cross (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: ~ 2 weeks (out in public after 1.5 weeks)
Total Visual Improvement (compared to baseline) 0%
Comments:
This phenol cross was much weaker than round 2 (peeled within 2 days vs 6 - 7 days). I could feel some areas lifted up as they were no longer tethered. Subcision worked great for jawline tethered scars.

Treatment #2: Mid February, 2018 - Nokor Subcision + Suction Method + Aspirin, Phenol cross (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: 3.5 + weeks (out in public after 2.5 weeks), full downtime ~ 2 - 3 months
Total Visual Improvement 15%
Comments:
The aspirin and suction significantly prolonged bruising. Aspirin was recommended by another doctor, taken daily 1 week prior to the procedure. This was the most effective treatment I™ve had up to this date, however, the downtime was very long. One of the insertion points left a scar that eventually resolved.

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Image 3: 48 hour picture, swelling has died down significantly from day 1

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Image 4: Day 20, skin is swollen. Beware of suctioning incorrectly. It'll leave a dark circular mark (left picture) for a week.

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Image 5: Day 30, skin is still swollen. You can see many of the scars coming back.

Treatment #3: Late April, 2018 - Infini (Dr. George)

Downtime: ~ 1.5 weeks (out in public after 5 days), 4 - 5 weeks to fully heal
Total Visual Improvement: 15%
Comments:
Left many pinhole wounds that took 1 - 3 weeks to heal. Some wounds appeared to disappear only to reappear a week later and bleed. The skin was extremely tight for about 3 weeks. It made my skin feel sunken in and weak at the one-month mark. Cannot comment on improvement as I had Sculptra shortly after.

Treatment #4: Late June, 2018 - Sculptra 1 Vial + 0.3 vial HA Volbella Filler (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: ~ 1 week for pigmentation issues (out in public after 3 days), chipmunk face ~ 3 - 4 weeks
Total Visual Improvement: 25%
Comments:
My skin felt terrible all the time - always wanted to touch it - prior to Sculptra. It was as if Sculptra gave me my skin back. My skin felt plump rather than saggy. It was great for widespread superficial scarring (neck and jawline area).

The HA filler was injected at the temple and also slightly below the temple. You can see all the scars still, but it™s more level with the surrounding skin.

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Image 6: Right side, 2 different angles, 5 - 6 weeks after treatment #4

Treatment #5: Mid August, 2018 - Cannula Subcision, Phenol Cross, Micro Needling - Electric (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: ~ 1 week (out in public after 6 days)
Total Visual Improvement: 25%
Comments:
Bruising from cannular subcision lasted about a week, nokor was ~ 2 weeks. Cannular subcision has an advantage over Nokor subcision in that it can hit all scars in one treatment. Cannular subcision also only has 2 incision points, reducing the possibility of scarring. 

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Image 7: Downtime timeline

Treatment #6: Mid September, 2018 “ HA Volbella Filler 1 Vial (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: ~ 1 week (out in public after 3 days), 2 “ 3 weeks for pigmentation to resolve
Total Visual Improvement: 40%
Comments:
Filler delivered good results but it also had its side effects. My skin was itchy for the first 1.5 months, and it looked unnatural and lumpy in certain angles. The filler constantly shifted since the time it was injected. Massaging lumps for 2 weeks made most of the lumps go away. There was the donut effect primarily on my right side for many scars. The filler worked better on my left side. If the filler moved slightly off the scar (resulting in a mountain and valley), I would simply œpush the filler back over a week.

Treatment #7: Early October, 2018 “ Infini (Dr. George)

Downtime: ~ 1.5 weeks (out in public after 5 days), 4 - 5 weeks to fully heal
Total Visual Improvement: 50%
Comments:
No improvement for the first month and a half. 

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Image 8: LED spotlight in darkroom - 4 weeks after Treatment #7. In person, the above results look unnatural (lumpy).

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Image 9: Florescent lighting, 2 months after Treatment #7. The improvements appear to be holding up, although some of the filler has dissipated and swelling has reduced since Image 8. However, the appearance looks much more normal.

Treatment #8: Early December, 2018 - Phenol Cross, Cannular Subcision (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: ~ 1 week
Total Visual Improvement: 50%
Comments: This treatment was another attempt at breaking down the tethered scarring. Scars were reshaped, existing filler redistributed.

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Yearend summary

My skin has improved this year - the baseline pictures do not show how bad I saw it in the mirror. Skin is far from perfect, however, people who have been critical of my skin (unsolicited) have told me this month (unsolicited) my skin has improved a lot. There are still lighting conditions that shock me where I see terrible skin.

Total cost of treatments for 2018 was $520 / month, which I think is reasonable for the expertise of 2 highly experienced doctors in SoCal. I'm thankful I did not have any permanent complications. Logging my 2018 improvement as roughly 50% improvement from baseline.

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Image 10: 3 - 4 weeks post Treatment #8, 2018 year-end results.

Year 2019

Treatment #9: Early January, 2019 - HA Volbella 1 vial, Sculptra 1 vial (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: 3 days
Comments:  Slight swelling ~ 6 - 10 days. Sculptra was mainly injected into the cheeks.

Jan 30: Noticeable donuting (filler moving around the indent) on the right side, especially at night. In the morning it seems to revert. Donuting most likely caused by tethered scarring; the scars are prone to retether. Right side has lumps from filler, making for an unnatural lumpy texture. Left side is fine, no donuting, filler is smooth.  Noticeable thickening of skin felt at the 3 week mark where sculptra was injected.

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Image 11: ~ Jan 20, Angled sunlight view after swelling resolved (~ 12 days) from Treatment #9. I've a lot of redness and pigmentation issues. Right side shows jawline scarring also.

Jan 25: Began daily use of Retin A, moisturizer w/ SPF 30 and niacinamide. 
Jan 30: Began daily use of 2% hydroquinone, azelaic acid, phenylethyl resorcinol, and kojic acid. 

No topicals except sunblock were used prior.

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Image 12: Feb 3. Filler is causing a lumpy texture, even moreso now that the sculptra seems to have started working. The red arrow points to a line caused by excess filler. 

 

Treatment #10: Early February, 2019 - Infini (Dr. George)

Downtime: 5 days
Comments:
This sculptra + infini combo showed the best results yet. I had massive volume build on both sides, resulting in many filled scars. 

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Image 13: 1 week post Infini (Treatment #10). Skin currently feels extremely tight.

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Image 14: 2 months post. Texture overall has improved. Scars have gotten much shallower.

Treatment #11: Early May, 2019 - Cannula Subcision w/ Suction Method (Dr. Rullan)

Downtime: 6 days
Comments: Swelling lasted approximately 2.5 weeks. This treatment removed most of my remaining filler complaints related to the donut effect. The remaining filler has redistributed nicely and my skin no longer has many lumpy areas. Collagen has continued to build from the Sculptra.

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Image 16: 12 days post Treatment #11

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Image 17: 1 month post

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Image 18: June 20 - post Treatment #11

Treatment #12: Late June, 2019 - 2-Day Light Phenol Chemabrasion (Day 1: Subcision + Phenol Peel, Day 2: Dermabrasion) (Dr. Rullan)

Pre-procedure: EKG 12 lead, blood test, meal preparation, finding a caretaker, prescription medication pickup, hotel
Pain level: Not painful, just uncomfortable. However, other patients reported a lot of pain.
Downtime: 12 weeks
Procedure:  https://www.drrullan.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/3431158a99250d951e124f497a9197c2.pdf  
Comments: This treatment was brutal. After the mask came off, I saw most of my scars at almost full depth. The healing process had a lot of ups and downs. I learned that redness amplifies perceived scar depth, therefore it's important to either use foundation or to simply just not look. Excellent treatment for surface level scarring. Chemabrasion appeared to destroy HA filler, so consider this possible side effect if you plan to have filler placed prior to the chemabrasion. Demarcation lines took 7 months to disappear.

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Image 19: Day 1 phenol peel - after the phenol application, tape was applied over the skin finalized with netting to hold the tape down.

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Image 20: Day 2 phenol peel - removal of tape, scraping off dead skin, reapplication of phenol. Topped off with a green mask for healing. Aquaphor on the outside of the mask.

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Image 21: Day 4, eyes back to normal

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Image 22: Day 5. Skin comes off from the bi-daily vinegar wipes in sections. The mask is extremely uncomfortable, cutting into the skin on many occasions.

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Image 23: Day 6 - the new skin is exponentially redder than this picture suggests

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Image 24: Day 8 - the picture doesn't do the redness justice - I'm extremely red like a tomato.

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Image 25: Day 13 - demarcation lines are clearly visible. The yellowish lighting removes the red coloring; skin is quite red. Many scars, especially on the right side, are visible again.

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Image 26: Day 19: The parts that are bloody, which I assume had dermabrasion, are the most sensitive areas and they're taking forever to heal. Got panda eyes.

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Image 27: 1 month post. The face is still swollen.

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Image 28: 6 weeks post

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Image 29: 12 weeks post

Treatment #13: Late September, 2019 - Juvederm Volumam3.png (Dr. Emery)

Downtime: 12 hours
Comments: Deep injection, therefore minimal swelling. Put on some foundation and it was as if I had nothing done. Voluma strategically placed to add volume to cheeks and temples so skin would be stretched out, thus reducing the appearance of scarring.

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Image 30: 1 week post voluma

 

Treatment #14: Early October, 2019 - Juvederm Volbella + Localized Subcision (Dr. Emery)

Downtime: 3 days
Comments: Volbella injected first followed by subcision. As of late January 2020, the results are still holding and has skin improved slightly.

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Image 31: Post Treatment #14

Conclusion

Improvement is possible. My skin is far from perfect but it has improved substantially, and there is little benefit for me at this point to continue treatments. I plan to continue topping up filler as the downtime is minimal. This is what I found worked best:

Tethered scars (rolling, boxcar scars): subcision + suction or filler (suction/filler is not optional, the difference in outcome is substantial)
Ice picks: phenol cross
Widespread volume loss: sculptra, wait 1 month, then do infini
Isolated volume loss: filler - juvederm voluma or volbella (must first do subcision or this will donut around the scar)
Bad skin texture including large pores: phenol peel

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(@thepwhisp)

Posted : 03/14/2018 11:21 am

I would love to see how your temples turned out. They are my biggest concern ATM and I've been hesitating wayy too long to get my treatment.

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Posted : 03/15/2018 9:55 am

Your skin will/should just get better,you heal for months.

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Posted : 03/15/2018 2:53 pm

Was it expensive?

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Posted : 04/16/2018 9:19 am

Not expensive relative to laser treatments - I'd call in to get the quote. Dr. Rullan's office is open about their pricing model.

At this point one session of subcision + suction has shown probably equivalent improvement to all treatments I had in the past. Here's where I'm at with my right side around day 60. I made a mistake on my downtime - I didn't see that I was still quite bruised under certain lighting conditions; I was bruised to the cheek bone. Massaging it daily has helped and the real downtime was around 50 - 60 days. 

Below image shows where I'm currently at. I don't think this picture shows it, but my scarring has improved substantially, especially in the temples. The scars are all still there but a lot has flattened out. It didn't do anything for non-tethered scars.

I've an infini scheduled and will post every month or so. If someone can comment on whether or not I could benefit from another subcision, much appreciated. 

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Posted : 04/16/2018 12:00 pm

Are subcision and phenol cross done at the same time to the same scars?

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Posted : 04/17/2018 5:39 am

Lots of improvement, congrats! How long does it take to heal completely? Like as in how long do I have to wait before scheduling an interview with a job or say, a date for the skin to look normal (no bruising etc). I have the same skin tone, etc

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Posted : 04/17/2018 7:11 am

@ScarredtodepressionHi there, as I have mentioned many times on the board, healing times vary per person. They are not universal. He may be quick and you may be slower. I would use a concealer or something like dermablend to cover the bruised areas or a tinted moisturizer (yes guys use this too after medical procedures). After a few days you could go back to work and go out. Your just covering the treated area. I don't think most people would go on a Date directly after treatment as the body is slow to heal and we would not naturally look our best. You have to do a few treatments to gain the level of improvement you desire.

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Posted : 04/17/2018 9:27 am

21 hours ago, labellavita1985 said:

Are subcision and phenol cross done at the same time to the same scars?

Phenol first, then subcision, same procedure. The phenol was as advertised, improved certain scars by maybe 15%, didn't make any scars larger. Will need several more. It has helped reduce some of the shallow, sharp border edges of certain scars.

3 hours ago, Scarredtodepression said:

Lots of improvement, congrats! How long does it take to heal completely? Like as in how long do I have to wait before scheduling an interview with a job or say, a date for the skin to look normal (no bruising etc). I have the same skin tone, etc

I'd go with beautifulambition's rec of using make up. It takes forever to go away.

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Posted : 04/18/2018 12:48 am

Great improvement, thanks for sharing.

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Posted : 04/18/2018 1:25 am

On 4/16/2018 at 7:19 AM, f93d said:

Below image shows where I'm currently at.I don't think this picture shows it, but my scarring has improved substantially, especially in the temples. The scars are all still there but a lot has flattened out. It didn't do anything for non-tethered scars.

I've an infini scheduled and will post every month or so. If someone can comment on whether or not I could benefit from another subcision, much appreciated.

Has it been 3 months yet since the last subcision? My view is that it's better to milk the cow to the last drop before getting another treatment, otherwise you just might mess up the milk flow.

It appears that a few scars on your cheek are still relatively deep and you would be better off getting another subcision. You'll want to fill those pits as much as possible before switching to Infini, which doesn't do much for deeper scars. If you have the money, I also encourage you to get some dermal filler, at least for those deeper ones. Fillers can also stimulate collagen production.

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Posted : 04/21/2018 9:32 pm

These improvements were definitely worth it, if you respond this well to treatment, i think youll be set after a few more. Thats awesome. Super jealous and happy for you!

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Posted : 04/28/2018 10:06 am

Is phenol cross the same as tca cross? Im having a hard time finding anything on phenol cross. Wit so you were bruised for about 60 days from a subcision??

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Posted : 04/28/2018 4:13 pm

Great progress! Did you go to Dr. Rullan?

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Posted : 04/29/2018 2:52 pm

On 4/28/2018 at 8:06 AM, Amp2695 said:

Is phenol cross the same as tca cross? Im having a hard time finding anything on phenol cross. Wit so you were bruised for about 60 days from a subcision??

It's supposed to have less adverse effects and produce better results. However I read that publication a while back and remember thinking the sample size was small. Originally I was scheduled for tca cross, however the doc was confident w/ phenol, so I agreed.

For the bruising, I can still see a tint today on a portion of the right cheek; it mostly died out by day 60 but was still somewhat noticeable. From reading other subcision posts on this forum, it seems my bruising duration is on the upper end.

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I went ahead with an Infini treatment Thursday, 2.5 months from last treatment; downtime is looking like around 6 days.

Going forward I plan to wait 3 months and get subcision/cross followed by filler.

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Posted : 04/29/2018 4:02 pm

58 minutes ago, f93d said:
It's supposed to have less adverse effects and produce better results. However I read that publication a while back and remember thinking the sample size was small. Originally I was scheduled for tca cross, however the doc was confident w/ phenol, so I agreed.

For the bruising, I can still see a tint today on a portion of the right cheek; it mostly died out by day 60 but was still somewhat noticeable. From reading other subcision posts on this forum, it seems my bruising duration is on the upper end.

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I went ahead with an Infini treatment Thursday, 2.5 months from last treatment; downtime is looking like around 6 days.

Going forward I plan to wait 3 months and get subcision/cross followed by filler.

hmm I'm going to do more research on phenol cross, was there a % ? for example i had tca cross w 100% tca.
yea 60 days of bruising is quite a lot. i remember getting an aggressive sub + a co2 back in 2014 in one day and i was all well a week later. hope you see awesome results from the sub tho. yea your plan sounds solid.
yea i had an infini rf about 1 month ago. (deepest at 2.5mm), i was swollen and red for about 1 week. Grid marks are still slightly visible. One or two burn marks also visible. still hopeful tho. Would you say the phenol cross did "fill in your ice picks" considerably or no?
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Posted : 04/29/2018 4:10 pm

@f93d How would you describe the current state of your skin? Is the improvement still holding mostly? Those pics were impressive, but of course there was still swelling present.

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Posted : 05/11/2018 3:18 pm

Don't give up on us. let us know what worked and what didn't. I understand sometimes people (myself included) can get very any and skeptical, etc. but its the nature of having these damn scars.
Thanx ,man.

together united we can do great things (lol cheesy i know but true)

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Posted : 06/04/2018 5:14 pm

update?

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Posted : 06/13/2018 8:25 pm

On 6/4/2018 at 3:14 PM, Amp2695 said:

update?

Experience with Infini:
Final downtime was about 10 days, back out in public after several days. ~ 2 weeks later it seemed like many of the scars were more sunken in. Since then my skin has restored back to normal.

Temple improvement not as good as I originally saw - unfortunately it may have been long term swelling. Subcision bruise right side hasn't healed yet - still see a tint with a camera picture. Left side still has a brown mark from a subcision incision point.

Overall I like the direction my skin is headed in. On my left side, I think sculptra and a few peels/cross for texture will achieve my desired results (large shallow pitting/volume loss + terrible texture). On my right side I need to figure out how to fill those pits in. Subcision/suction helped significantly on the cheeks, the jaw/neck area, but not so much on the temples nor areas close to the mouth. Some scars have changed shape but visually do not look any better. Texture is slightly better but needs work. It's hard to gauge as some days the skin just looks worse than other days. I'm not sure the improvement is substantial enough that it'll show up on camera. Will see how the skin builds over the following months.

I'll update again in several months. Plan is to get sculptra, subcision + filler (right side only), RF needling, cross in no particular order but will start with a session of sculptra next week. I'm done with subcision/suction and will opt for HA filler instead; this will likely be my last subcision.

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Posted : 07/29/2018 7:22 pm

Got pictures today. Had Sculptra 1 vial 5 - 6 weeks ago + 0.3 vials HA filler placed in temples.

I don't like these pictures but I do like the progress I see in the mirror. Still a long way to go.

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Posted : 07/29/2018 7:29 pm

its hard to tell of the progress from these pics but i do understand that in person they are probably way better. How much % would you say you got?

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Posted : 07/29/2018 7:46 pm

4 minutes ago, Amp2695 said:

its hard to tell of the progress from these pics but i do understand that in person they are probably way better. How much % would you say you got?

In this lighting condition (dark room + spotlight LED) little to no improvement. The problem with this lighting in my opinion is a shallow scar casts a deep shadow, just like a deep scar.

In other lighting conditions like @ work in the bathroom (florescent), huge improvement - I was ecstatic after looking at it recently. I wish there was a better way to measure scar depth and size for the layman.

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Posted : 08/26/2018 10:22 am

Had cannula subcision, phenol, needling 2 weeks ago. It's unlikely I'll ever want nokor again; cannula subcision hits all the scars in one treatment rather than just certain areas, and I'm not bruised for months. Also only 2 incision points!

I figured a downtime timeline might help some people here plan their treatments around school or work, so here is mine. To those who are flying in for the procedure and flying out same day -  . The face looks absolutely terrible right after treatment. The 24 hour picture, swelling has already reduced considerably.

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It may be early to post results but here's where I'm at. Same lighting, different angles.

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Best,

 

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Posted : 08/26/2018 9:32 pm

Thanks for updating us -- you've had some great improvement, congrats!

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