Punch Excision
Punch excision is a minimally invasive acne scar removal technique that requires the physical removal of problem skin using a small punch tool. Most plastic surgeons and dermatologists recommend pairing punch excision with other types of scar removal treatments, such as chemical peels and lasers.
Using a minor procedure called punch excision , your doctor cuts out individual acne scars and repairs the wound with stitches or a skin graft. With a technique called subcision, your doctor inserts needles under the skin to loosen fibers below a scar .

Punch excision is a method for treating acne scarring in which a punch tool (regularly used for biopsy of skin cancer) is utilized to remove scar tissue. This scar revision treatment is a minimally invasive surgical procedure, ideal for deep ice pick scars .
100% of patients saw at least moderate improvement — and 74% achieved good-to-excellent results. Punch excision , grafting, and elevation are surgical options for deep ice pick and boxcar acne scars . Learn results, side effects, and recovery.
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Is Punch Excision for Acne Scars Worth the Cost
Getting rid of acne scars is tough. We answer all your questions about punch excision for acne scars , like how it works and what it costs.

Punch excision is an effective in-office procedure for more severe scarring, transforming wide and deep scars into concealable thin scars .
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