Skincare Can't Reach the Dermis — So How Do You Treat Pores and Atrophic Acne Scars?
Gangnam Choice Clinic hears this often: why pores and atrophic acne scars remain despite daily use of expensive serums. The reason is that skincare cannot penetrate to the dermis. A common combination at our clinic is collagen replacement plus barrier repair, assessed by the director in a one-on-one consultation, with all injectables unsealed and verified in front of you.
Pores and atrophic acne scars remain even after you apply expensive serums every day, because skincare simply cannot penetrate to the dermis. When Gangnam Choice Clinic handles these cases, clients often ask the same question: if what you apply can't get in, what should be done? A common approach at our clinic is to treat two things separately — collagen replacement and barrier repair, each handling its own layer.
What do collagen replacement and barrier repair each handle?
Collagen replacement works deep in the dermis, while barrier repair handles the surface layer.
- Juvelook 2cc: works deep in the dermis to stimulate new collagen production of your own, gradually filling in the depressions and tightening enlarged pores.
- Rejuran Black Box 2cc: uses PN polynucleotide to repair damaged keratin, improving redness and oiliness and rebuilding healthy glass skin.
The two are injected together, filling in imperfections on one hand and repairing the barrier on the other.
How does our clinic carry out the procedure?
The director personally assesses you in a 1:1 consultation, and all injectables are unsealed and verified in front of you on the spot.
Information on this site is for reference only and is neither medical advice nor a guarantee of results. Outcomes vary; your plan is determined at consultation.