“It was my first visit, and the staff were incredibly friendly. The clinic was clean, and the treatment was carried out with care and attention. I was very satisfied with the experience.”

Focus on Deep Scars.
Thoughtful Care.
Ice pick acne scars are narrow, deeper-looking depressions that can remain after acne has healed. Treatment planning begins with understanding the scar pattern, skin condition and areas that require focused attention.
Ice pick scars need
more than surface care.
Ice pick acne scars can appear as narrow, deeper depressions in the skin after acne has healed. Because scar depth, distribution and surrounding skin condition can differ from one person to another, treatment planning begins with a focused assessment and individualized approach to the areas of concern.
Narrow, deeper scars
need targeted attention.
Acne scar care centered on the type, depth, distribution and condition of the skin.
Ice pick acne scars are commonly described as narrow, deeper-looking depressions that extend into the skin. They can remain visible after active acne has settled and may appear more noticeable under certain lighting conditions.
Scar treatment planning therefore starts with identifying the scar pattern and understanding the surrounding skin. The number and distribution of scars, their appearance and the overall condition of the skin can all be considered when creating an individualized treatment plan.

Understand the scar pattern
before choosing care.
A focused scar assessment helps identify the visible pattern, distribution and characteristics of ice pick scars. Understanding the scar condition and surrounding skin provides a more appropriate foundation for individualized treatment planning.
When ice pick acne scars
may need focused care.
When narrow, deeper-looking depressions remain visible.
When multiple ice pick scars are noticeable across the skin.
When acne scars contribute to uneven-looking texture.
When scars become more noticeable under certain lighting conditions.
When depressed scars remain after active acne settles.
When scar concerns occur alongside changing skin texture or sensitivity.
A closer look at
the condition of your scars.
Scar distribution.
The areas where ice pick scars appear and their distribution can help guide treatment planning.
Scar depth.
The visible depth and appearance of individual depressed scars can be considered during the clinical assessment.
Skin texture.
Overall skin texture and the condition of the surrounding area are considered together.
Focused areas.
Specific areas requiring attention can be identified for individualized treatment planning.
Focused scar care.
Individual skin planning.
Is ice pick scar care
right for you?
From assessment
to personalized scar care.
Understand your concern.
Discuss the history, appearance and areas of ice pick acne scarring that you want to address.
Assess your scars.
Scar pattern, depth, distribution, texture and surrounding skin condition are considered together.
Plan the right approach.
Treatment priorities are planned according to the individual's current scar and skin condition.
Begin focused care.
The selected treatment approach is carried out according to the individualized plan.
Ice pick acne scar treatment at JRYN Dermatology Clinic Seomyeon.
Ice pick acne scars are narrow, deeper-looking depressions that can remain after active acne has settled. Treatment planning at JRYN Dermatology Clinic Seomyeon begins with understanding the patient's current scar pattern, skin condition and specific areas of concern.
An individualized assessment can consider scar distribution, visible depth, skin texture and the condition of the surrounding skin. Based on the assessment, an appropriate treatment approach can be planned rather than applying the same strategy to every patient.
For patients considering ice pick acne scar treatment in Seomyeon, Busan, consultation at JRYN Dermatology Clinic Seomyeon provides an opportunity to discuss persistent acne-scar concerns and suitable treatment priorities. Treatment selection should be determined after professional evaluation of the individual's skin condition.
