Dot Peel
POINT
Localized chemical reconstruction treatment applied precisely to scar tissue.
Improves deep acne scars, chickenpox scars, and atrophic scars
Uses a high-concentration TCA solution
PLUS
MTS
Intracell
MultiCell Fraxel
What is Dot Peel?
One of the most commonly used treatments for acne scars. Dot Peel is a localized scar treatment in which TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) is carefully applied to the base of each scar to induce controlled chemical resurfacing and skin regeneration, helping improve depressed acne scars.
How Dot Peel Works
Stimulates New Skin Growth from the Base of the Scar
Dot Peel works by applying a high-concentration TCA solution directly to the treatment area. The controlled inflammatory response stimulates dermal fibroblasts, increasing collagen production. As collagen is regenerated, the dermis beneath the scar becomes thicker, gradually filling the depressed area with new healthy tissue.
Treatment Coverage
Effective for Deep Narrow Scars and Enlarged Pores
Tiny scabs typically form the day after treatment and naturally fall off after approximately 7 days. Most patients begin noticing improvement after 5-10 treatment sessions. Even better results can be achieved when Dot Peel is combined with fractional laser treatments such as MTS, Intracel, or MultiCell Fraxel
Recommended for
Those concerned about pigmentation such as melasma or freckles
Those with enlarged pores and uneven skin texture
Those worried about wrinkles, stretch marks, post-acne pigmentation, and acne scars
Expected Effects
New collagen production
Reduction of enlarged pores
Localizedcontour improvement
Q&A
Why is Dot Peel an effective treatment?
Narrow, deep acne scars often cause significant cosmetic concern. Dot Peel is a localized scar reconstruction treatment that promotes new tissue growth from the base of the scar. Mild swelling or bruising may occur after treatment, but because only selected scar areas are treated, pain is minimal.
What precautions should I take after treatment?
Small scabs will form on the treated areas and naturally fall off within 1-2 weeks. Avoid removing the scabs prematurely, as this may reduce treatment effectiveness or increase the risk of infection. It is recommended to avoid getting the treated area wet for 2-3 days. Apply antibiotic ointment regularly over the scabs and use sunscreen consistently.
Which treatments work well with Dot Peel?
Combining Dot Peel with fractional laser treatments such as MTS, Intracel, or MultiCell Fraxel can provide enhanced improvement in acne scars and overall skin texture.
Dot Peel
POINT
Localized chemical reconstruction treatment applied precisely to scar tissue.
Improves deep acne scars, chickenpox scars, and atrophic scars
Uses a high-concentration TCA solution
PLUS
MTS
Intracell
MultiCell Fraxel
What is Dot Peel?
One of the most commonly used treatments for acne scars. Dot Peel is a localized scar treatment in which TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) is carefully applied to the base of each scar to induce controlled chemical resurfacing and skin regeneration, helping improve depressed acne scars.
How Dot Peel Works
Stimulates New Skin Growth from the Base of the Scar
Dot Peel works by applying a high-concentration TCA solution directly to the treatment area. The controlled inflammatory response stimulates dermal fibroblasts, increasing collagen production. As collagen is regenerated, the dermis beneath the scar becomes thicker, gradually filling the depressed area with new healthy tissue.
Treatment Coverage
Effective for Deep Narrow Scars and Enlarged Pores
Tiny scabs typically form the day after treatment and naturally fall off after approximately 7 days. Most patients begin noticing improvement after 5-10 treatment sessions. Even better results can be achieved when Dot Peel is combined with fractional laser treatments such as MTS, Intracel, or MultiCell Fraxel
Recommended for
Those concerned about pigmentation such as melasma or freckles
Those with enlarged pores and uneven skin texture
Those worried about wrinkles, stretch marks, post-acne pigmentation, and acne scars
Expected Effects
New collagen production
Reduction of enlarged pores
Localizedcontour improvement
Q&A
Why is Dot Peel an effective treatment?
Narrow, deep acne scars often cause significant cosmetic concern. Dot Peel is a localized scar reconstruction treatment that promotes new tissue growth from the base of the scar. Mild swelling or bruising may occur after treatment, but because only selected scar areas are treated, pain is minimal.
What precautions should I take after treatment?
Small scabs will form on the treated areas and naturally fall off within 1-2 weeks. Avoid removing the scabs prematurely, as this may reduce treatment effectiveness or increase the risk of infection. It is recommended to avoid getting the treated area wet for 2-3 days. Apply antibiotic ointment regularly over the scabs and use sunscreen consistently.
Which treatments work well with Dot Peel?
Combining Dot Peel with fractional laser treatments such as MTS, Intracel, or MultiCell Fraxel can provide enhanced improvement in acne scars and overall skin texture.