“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.”

Smoother Contours.
Thoughtful Care.
An individualized approach to rolling acne scars focused on understanding contour pattern, skin texture and the areas of concern before planning appropriate acne scar care.
Rolling scars need
more than surface care.
Rolling acne scars are rolling contours that can create visible changes in skin texture after acne has healed. At JRYN, treatment planning begins with understanding the scar pattern, skin texture, skin condition and areas of concern before creating an individualized acne scar care plan.
Rolling contours
need targeted attention.
Acne scar care centered on scar type, distribution, depth and skin condition.
Rolling acne scars are depressed acne scars with wider, defined edges that can make the skin surface look uneven. Their appearance can vary by depth, number, location and surrounding skin texture.
Effective scar treatment planning starts with a careful assessment rather than applying the same approach to every patient. Scar pattern, depth, texture, skin condition and previous acne-scar treatments can all be considered when creating an individualized treatment plan.

Understand the contour texture
before choosing care.
Rolling scars can vary in width, depth, distribution and visibility depending on lighting and surrounding skin texture. A scar assessment helps identify the main texture concerns and provides a more appropriate foundation for treatment planning.
When rolling scars
may need focused care.
When rolling contours remain visible after acne has healed.
When multiple rolling scars create uneven texture.
When uneven texture remains noticeable across the skin.
When scar depressions become more visible under certain lighting.
When scar edges and depressions remain easy to notice.
When surrounding skin condition also affects the overall texture.
A closer look at
your contour texture and skin.
Contour distribution.
The areas where rolling scars appear and their distribution can help guide treatment planning.
Contour depth.
The visible depth and shape of depressed scars may be considered when assessing the skin.
Uneven skin texture.
The surrounding texture and surface unevenness can influence the treatment approach.
Skin condition.
Overall skin condition and sensitivity are considered when planning appropriate acne-scar-focused care.
Focused scar care.
Natural-looking texture.
Is rolling scar care
right for you?
From assessment
to personalized scar care.
Understand your concern.
Discuss the scar history, pattern and areas of texture that you want to address.
Assess your skin.
Contour depth, texture, distribution and surrounding skin condition are considered together.
Plan the right approach.
Treatment priorities are planned according to the individual's scar pattern, skin condition and concerns.
Begin focused care.
The selected acne scar treatment approach is carried out according to the individualized plan.
Rolling acne scar treatment at JRYN Dermatology Clinic Seomyeon.
Rolling acne scars can create depressed, uneven skin texture after active acne has healed. Treatment planning at JRYN Dermatology Clinic Seomyeon begins with understanding the patient's contour pattern, skin texture, skin condition and specific areas of concern.
An individualized assessment can consider contour depth, distribution, texture, skin sensitivity and areas of concern. Based on the assessment, an appropriate treatment approach can be planned rather than applying the same treatment strategy to every patient.
For patients considering rolling acne scar treatment in Seomyeon, Busan, consultation at JRYN Dermatology Clinic Seomyeon provides an opportunity to discuss contour texture, visible depressions and suitable treatment priorities. Treatment selection should be determined after professional evaluation of the individual's skin condition.
