Release tethered scars at the source
Intradermal RF subcision delivers radiofrequency through insulated microneedles directly beneath depressed acne scars — releasing the fibrotic bands that tether them to deeper tissue while stimulating fresh collagen. The scar floor lifts from below, and skin tightening and lifting follow as a bonus.
Scar band release
Free rolling and boxcar acne scars from below.
No surface damage
Insulated needles protect the epidermis.
Collagen remodeling
New collagen fills the scar over 3–6 months.
Tightening bonus
Lax skin firms and lifts as a secondary benefit.
At a glance
How the treatment
works
Skin assessment
Evaluate laxity, fat distribution, and contraindications.
Depth mapping
Set RF delivery depth for treatment zone.
Energy delivery
Apply controlled RF pulses or continuous heating.
Immediate review
Check tissue response and patient comfort.
Maintenance plan
Schedule booster sessions as needed.
Equip your practice
Primelaze supplies devices, hands-on training, clinical protocols, and nationwide service support.
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Common questions
Insulated microneedles pass under a depressed scar and deliver radiofrequency to release the fibrous bands tethering it, lifting the scar floor while stimulating new collagen — far more effective for scars than surface tightening alone.
Some improvement shows within weeks; scars continue to fill as collagen rebuilds over 2–3 months across a series of sessions.
Topical numbing is usually sufficient for most protocols.
Patients with depressed (rolling or boxcar) acne scars, and those wanting dermal remodeling with mild skin tightening.
